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Pilonidal sinus post surgery scar
The highlighted scar in buttock cleft is itching sometimes and I couldn't sleep for straight 8 hours because Its triggering in the middle of night and this picture is one month old now it is not red but still raised
How can it be treated and do I need one more surgery?
Because I am scared of surgery and it's a trauma for me
Anyone in Bangalore please help!!!!
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Surgery for pilonidal sinus is known for its high risk of recurrence.
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Considering persistent symptoms for about a month now, I would suggest a local USG and consulting a Surgeon.
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local Hygiene.
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It is just tissue that got healed . No induration or pus . So can wait
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Hygiene
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Take chymoral forte tablet twice a day for 15 days
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Looks fine,keep the area dry and make sure the area devoid of hair
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Don't worry..
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This happens sometimes, depending upon various conditions like individual's healing, infection, etc
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better to consult for laser surgery if any re-attempt required.
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Dr. Raiba Deshmukh
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10 yrs exp
Pune
Get USG (local) done
Consult General surgeon in your locality
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