Talk to General Surgeon on Pilonidal Sinus
Asking for Self, Male, 20 years old, Islamabad
I had an open excision in June. The wound healed on it's own within 3 months but I am starting to see a new sinus tract build up. I can't go through another surgery and that's why I need some tips that can help me get rid of this. PS: I will be seeing my GP tomorrow and I hope everything goes well. Thank you!
Aoa well it is sinus again , Definitive treatment is surgical excision
only, other measures e.g sitz bath only decrease the inflammation but it is
not the definitive treatment
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dear its a recurrance of pilonidal sinus.
It needs surgery again. I do limberg flap for such cades as the recurrance rate is low with flaps.
so get it operated.
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6 years ago
Patient
Post Owner
Thanks for the reply! The sinus tract is gone now. I don't know what's happening. Is this even normal?
6 years ago
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Sinus opening is off and on difficult to see during the course of disease due to variable degree of infection. It will become evident again.
6 years ago
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sadaf Ishaque - General Surgeon
MBBS, FCPS (Surgery) | Lahore
U need to have excision withlimberg flap so u don't have any recurrence
Patient
Post Owner
Thanks for the reply! The sinus tract is gone now. I don't know what's happening. Is this even normal?
6 years ago
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Thanks for the reply! The sinus tract is gone now. I don't know what's happening. Is this even normal?
6 years ago