Health Advice And Cure For Pilonidal Sinus: How To Cure (Atleast To An Extent)Pilonidal Sinus Without Going Through Surgery? And What Are The Measures That Should Be Taken To Avoid It In Future? Thanks



There really isn't much that can bedone to cure this other than surgery, however there have been reports of good results from the homeopathic remedy of Hepar Sulphuris and Silicea, so check an herbal store or online herbal store for these.

Here are some things that you can to to ease and lessen it, but chances are it may flare anytime.

Keep the area very, very clean. Use antibacterial soap and don't let a day go by without bathing. It is best to also scrub the area with a loofah-type of sponge to exfoliate any hairs or other debris hanging around. Sometimes it's actually loose hair from your head that lodges in the buttock cleft from rinsing your hair after shampooing - it's wise to always rinse out the cleft as the last thing you do before getting out of the shower.

If you are prone to boils or acne on your backside you might take a look at your shampoo and conditioner to make sure neither of them have any oils as ingredients - those oils might be clogging your pores and encouraging the problem. After washing, swab the area with a product that helps prevent ingrown hairs.

No Bumb RX, is available at Sally Beauty Supply and other retail beauty supply outlets. Look for it in the wax and hair removal section. Cost is about $8 for a 4 oz bottle.

Tend Skin, Should be available at any beauty salon that does electrolysis. The cost is around $15 for 4 oz bottle, you may have to call around to find the best price.

Both of these products can burn the skin so try using only every other day at first until you see how your skin reacts.

Tips for Prevention

  • Remove any hair from this area on a regular basis. Shaving or depilatory creams work well, but you may need laser treatments for hair removal.
  • Clean the area daily with glycerin soap, which tends to be less irritating. Rinse the area thoroughly to remove any soapy residue. Washing briskly with a washcloth helps keep the area free of hair accumulation.
  • Keep the area clean and dry. Don't use powders, oils or herbal remedies on this area.
  • Avoid sitting for long periods of time.

answered by C

Wish I could help - my dad had to have surgery - best to you - Mitch

answered by M M


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