The topic Vulvar Epithelial Inclusion Cysts you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Epithelial Inclusion Cysts of Vulva.

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• Vulvar cysts are rare, benign, and usually fluid-filled lesions that form on the vulvar region (the area around the external vaginal opening) in adult women. A majority of these cysts are small and present no symptoms, while some may grow larger resulting in pain and discomfort
• Epithelial Inclusion Cysts of Vulva is a type of vulvar cyst that forms due to entrapment of surrounding epithelial tissue. It is a benign cyst that is lined by stratified (non-keratinizing) squamous epithelium, when observed under a microscope by a pathologist
• There are no clearly established risk factors, but Epithelial Inclusion Cysts of Vulva are known to form due to trauma to the vaginal walls (such as due to surgery)
• Most of the cysts appear as solitary mucin-filled lesions and are painless. No significant signs and symptoms or complications are typically noted. However, in some cases, Epithelial Inclusion Cyst of Vulva may cause tenderness, pain, and discomfort
• Treatment course includes close observation of the tumor in asymptomatic cases and surgical management, if necessary. In general, the prognosis of Epithelial Inclusion Cyst of Vulva is excellent with adequate treatment

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