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Treatment · केसांची गाठ / नासूर

Pilonidal Sinus Treatment

A pilonidal sinus is a small pit or tunnel in the skin near the tailbone, often with hair trapped inside. It can get infected again and again. A surgeon can advise the right treatment.

Pilonidal Sinus Treatment

What is a pilonidal sinus?

A pilonidal sinus is a small hole or tunnel in the skin at the top of the buttock crease, just above the tailbone. Loose hairs get pushed into the skin and cause a reaction. Over time a small pocket forms. Locally, people may call it केसांची गाठ or नासूर. It is more common in young men, people with thick body hair, and people who sit for long hours, such as drivers and office workers.

Common signs

  • One or more small pits in the skin near the tailbone
  • Pain or tenderness when sitting
  • A swelling that becomes red and painful when infected
  • Pus or blood-stained discharge, sometimes with a bad smell
  • Hair seen coming out of the opening

Why get it treated?

A pilonidal sinus does not go away on its own. Antibiotics may calm an infection for a while, but the pocket and hair remain. The problem tends to come back. If a painful abscess forms, it needs to be drained, sometimes urgently. Treating the sinus properly after the infection settles gives the best chance of healing.

Treatment options

Draining an abscess

If there is a painful, pus-filled swelling, the first step is to drain the pus under anaesthesia. This gives quick relief. Definite treatment of the sinus may be planned later.

Laser treatment

For suitable patients, the surgeon cleans out the hair and debris from the tunnel and then uses a thin laser fibre to seal the track from inside. There is no large cut. Many patients have less pain and return to work sooner than after open surgery. Our surgeon will tell you if your sinus is suitable for laser treatment.

Surgical removal

Larger or repeated sinuses may need the affected tissue to be removed. The wound may be closed or left to heal with dressings. The surgeon will explain which method suits you.

Pilonidal sinus can come back after any type of treatment. Results vary between patients.

After treatment: keep it from coming back

  • Keep the area clean and dry
  • Follow hair removal advice for the area, as told by the surgeon
  • Avoid sitting for very long without breaks
  • Come for dressing and follow-up visits on time

Get it checked

If you have a painful swelling or discharge near the tailbone, see a surgeon early. Call or WhatsApp 7769961919 to book a visit. Cashless treatment is available with many insurance companies.

Advantages of treatment

  • Laser sealing of the sinus for suitable cases
  • No large cut with the laser method
  • Urgent drainage for painful abscess
  • Clear aftercare to lower recurrence
  • Cashless insurance support

Appointments

Talk to our doctors about pilonidal sinus

Every treatment starts with an examination and a clear explanation of your options, time and cost. Share your details and our team will confirm a time. Your details stay private.

  • Open 24 × 7 for emergencies · OPD daily
  • Trimmurti Hospital, Eet (Main)
    Trimurti Chowk, Nagewadi Road (Limkar Complex, behind Siddheshwar Krushi Seva Kendra), Eet, Ta. Bhum, Dist. Dharashiv 413534 · 7769961919
  • Trimmurti Hospital & Piles Clinic, Patoda
    Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Chowk, next to Police Station, Pargaon Road, Patoda, Ta. Patoda, Dist. Beed · 8766634028

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FAQs

Pilonidal Sinus Treatment – FAQs

Is pilonidal sinus related to piles?

No. It is a skin problem near the tailbone caused mostly by trapped hair. It is not connected to the anus or to piles.

Can antibiotics cure a pilonidal sinus?

Antibiotics may control infection for a short time, but the sinus usually remains. Most patients need a procedure.

How soon can I sit and work after laser treatment?

Many patients return to light work within a few days, but this varies. Your surgeon will guide you based on your healing.

How do I book an appointment?

Call or WhatsApp +91 77699 61919 (Eet) or 8766634028 (Patoda), or use the appointment form on this page. Emergency care is available 24 × 7 at the Eet hospital.

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