It should go away within a week or two. If it does not, rather go to the doctor and remember to rather use lubrication to prevent this uncomfortable after effects.

Will a Lymphocele go away on its own?

This blockage causes lymph to spread into surrounding tissue. Lymphoceles are small bumps under the surface of your skin. They're harmless but may look troubling at first. Lymphoceles tend to disappear on their own after a couple of days.

How do you fix Lymphocele?

Lymphocele treatment modalities include aspiration, sclerotherapy, drain placement, laparoscopic surgery, and open surgery. Laparoscopic fenestration has been noted as the preferred treatment by Lucewitz et al., citing lower rates of recurrence when compared to open surgery, aspiration, or sclerotherapy.