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Pilonidal Sinus Surgery: Causes, Signs, and Cure

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What is Pilonidal Sinus?

An abnormal growth called a pilonidal sinus appears as a tunnel or hole between the buttocks. It is brought on by ingrown hair and frequently affects individuals who have more hair on their buttocks. The abscess that results from the sinus's accumulation of hair and skin debris is excruciatingly painful. We offer cutting-edge laser procedures that are low-impact and USFDA-approved. With excellent surgical success rates, our specialised proctologists have more than 8 to 10 years of experience treating anorectal illnesses like pilonidal sinus.

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What Happens During Pilonidal Sinus Treatment?

Pilonidal Sinus Diagnosis

Proctologists typically only conduct a physical examination to identify a pilonidal sinus. The doctor will examine the buttocks and tailbone for indications of pilonidal sinus, which can appear as a pimple or an oozing sinus. They may question you in order to determine the entire scope of your condition, such as:
Has the sinus's appearance changed?
Is any liquid flowing from the sinuses?
Do you get pain while seated?
What other symptoms are you displaying?
Although it is uncommon, the surgeon may request exams like MRIs and CT scans to determine whether any sinus cavities have formed beneath the skin.

Pilonidal Sinus Treatment

Pilonidal Sinuses typically do not heal on their own and require surgical intervention. In order to prevent the problem from returning, the proctologist ablates the entire sinus tract during the treatment using a high-intensity laser. Higher levels of precision and faster healing are provided by laser pilonidal sinus surgery.

How to Prepare For Pilonidal Sinus Surgery?

While there is no special preparation required for the surgery, do keep in mind the following:

  • To reduce the risk of problems, strictly adhere to the surgeon's pre-surgery recommendations.
  • Inform the surgeon in advance if you have any allergies to anaesthesia or any other medications.
  • In the days before surgery, abstain from drinking and smoking.
  • 8 hours before the surgery, stop eating.

What is the Recovery Process of Pilonidal Sinus Surgery?

The full recovery from laser pilonidal sinus surgery takes about 30-45 days. To ensure the lowest possible risk of post-surgery complications, we advise you to adhere to all post-surgery guidelines. Keep in mind the following as well:

  • To start, make careful to keep the surgical site clean to prevent infection.
  • Take regular sitz baths.
  • Steer clear of heavy lifting because it puts extra strain on the surgery site.
  • Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions for applying lotions and ointments.
  • Avoid exercise and strenuous activities during the recovery period.
  • Don't spend a lot of time sitting on hard surfaces.

Benefits of Laser Surgery Treatment For Pilonidal Sinus

The following are the benefits of piles laser surgery treatment:
  • Minimal Bleeding & Pain: Due to the laser's ability to focus on one particular spot, there is little blood loss during laser surgery and less pain afterwards.
  • Improved Precision: The scarring caused by the laser operation is modest, and the majority of it will diminish as you heal.
  • Day Care Surgery:By focusing on smaller areas without harming nearby tissues, laser surgery adds precision.
  • Shorter Recovery Time: Unless the doctor decides otherwise, you will be released from the hospital the same day if you have an anal fistula laser surgery..

Can pilonidal sinus go away on its own?

Pilonidal sinus can occasionally go away on its own, although recurrence rates are significant.

Can pilonidal sinus be treated without surgery?

The majority of people require surgery to completely treat a pilonidal sinus. To manage symptoms, you can utilise prescription drugs and natural treatments, though.

When should I go to the doctor for pilonidal sinus?

If you observe a little indentation or a huge, bloated sinus-like growth at the tailbone or between the buttocks, you must seek emergency medical assistance right once. Additionally, the sinus may be dripping fluid that smells bad.

Which treatment for pilonidal sinus is best?

The best procedure for treating and removing a pilonidal sinus is laser surgery.

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