Bartholinitis nhs email

Bartholinitis is a condition that affects the Bartholin's gland, which is a small gland located on either side of the vaginal opening. It is a common cause of vaginal swelling and pain.

If you are experiencing symptoms of Bartholinitis, you can contact your local NHS GP surgery or a sexual health clinic for advice and treatment. You can also contact the NHS 111 service for further guidance.

Here is an example of an email you could send to your NHS GP surgery:

Subject: Concern about Bartholinitis symptoms

Dear [GP Surgery Name],

I am writing to seek advice about symptoms I am experiencing that may be related to Bartholinitis. I have been experiencing [insert symptoms, such as vaginal swelling, pain, or discharge]. I am concerned that I may have developed an infection and would like to know what steps I can take to get treatment.

Could you please let me know if I need to come in for an appointment or if there is any treatment I can start at home? I would also appreciate any information you can provide about the condition and how it is typically treated.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

Sincerely, [Your Name]

Alternatively, you can contact the NHS 111 service by phone or online. They can provide you with advice and guidance on what to do next.

Here is an example of a phone call you could make:

"Hello, I'm calling because I'm experiencing symptoms that may be related to Bartholinitis. I have been experiencing [insert symptoms, such as vaginal swelling, pain, or discharge]. Can you please let me know what I should do next?"

The NHS 111 service will ask you some questions about your symptoms and provide you with advice and guidance on what to do next. They may also be able to book an appointment for you at a local sexual health clinic or GP surgery.

Remember to always seek medical attention if you are experiencing symptoms of Bartholinitis or any other vaginal infection.