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Treat according to culture results
Frequent warm soaks may be helpful
Abscesses or cysts that are symptomatic should undergo incision and drainage with additional efforts to keep the drainage tract open (eg, Word catheter or marsupialization)
Marsupialization should be considered for recurrence
Antibiotics are unnecessary unless cellulitis is present
In women under 40 years of age, asymptomatic cysts do not require therapy
In women over age 40, biopsy or removal are recommended to rule out vulvar carcinoma