Pilonidal disease is an infection or inflammation of the skin above the buttock crease. It is more common in young people, particularly men who are obese or have thick hair. Prolonged sitting and poor hygiene can also contribute to the condition. Treatment involves draining the infected area and removing hair, or more complex surgery for […]
A pilonidal cyst is an abscess that forms on the skin above the tailbone. A pilonidal cyst can affect anyone, although it is most commonly found in males between the ages of 15 and 25. Its exact causes are uncertain, but doctors and researchers believe that most pilonidal cysts arise when hair follicles become lodged […]
A pilonidal sinus is a common development associated with a pilonidal abscess, which occurs near the sacral area of the spine, often around the tailbone. Treatment can include warm compresses, antibiotics, or surgery. A pilonidal sinus is a common development associated with a pilonidal abscess. Pilonidal abscesses, also known as pilonidal cysts, are areas of […]
A pilonidal abscess, or cyst, is a painful growth near the buttock cleft that often contains hair and skin debris. It is more common in young Caucasian males and can be caused by ingrown hairs and skin rubbing. Treatment involves draining the abscess and removing hair, with more invasive surgery required for recurring abscesses. Prevention […]
