PILONIDAL SINUS

Pilonidal Sinus Surgery: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

Pilonidal sinus disease (PNS) is a condition that occurs when a small hole or tunnel develops
in the skin just above the buttocks, typically due to hair follicles becoming embedded and
infected. This can cause the formation of a cyst or abscess that may fill with fluid or pus and
be extremely painful. The condition is more common in men and young adults who sit for
long periods and can require surgical intervention in severe cases.

What are the causes of pilonidal sinus disease?

Below is a list of possible causes of pilonidal sinus disease

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    How are pilonidal sinuses treated?

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    Pilonidal Sinus Diagnosis
    Here are the steps involved in the diagnosis of pilonidal sinus disease:

    It’s essential to get medical attention promptly if you suspect you have PNS to prevent complications and ensure proper treatment.

    Benefits of laser surgery for Pilonidal Sinus

    Laser surgery is a newer technique for treating pilonidal sinus disease (PNS) that offers several potential benefits over traditional surgical methods. Here are some of the benefits of laser surgery for PNS:

    What are the Potential Risks of Pilonidal Sinus Laser Surgery?

    After pilonidal sinus laser surgery, you may have the following side effects, like with any other surgical procedure:

    What happens if Pilonidal Sinuses are not treated on time?

    If pilonidal sinuses are not treated on time, they can worsen and cause a range of complications. Here are some possible consequences of untreated pilonidal sinuses:

    In summary, seeking treatment for pilonidal sinuses as soon as possible is important to avoid these complications. Treatment options vary depending on the intensity of the condition but may include antibiotics, drainage of abscesses, and surgical excision of the sinus.

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