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Pilonidal Sinus Treatment at Dr. Mahajan’s Piles Care Clinic
Pilonidal Sinus
What is Pilonidal Sinus?
A Pilonidal Sinus (PNS) is a small tunnel or cyst that forms in the skin near the tailbone (buttock cleft). It often contains hair, debris, and pus, leading to pain and infection.
Causes of Pilonidal Sinus
🔹 Ingrown hairs trapped under the skin
🔹 Friction & pressure from prolonged sitting
🔹 Sweating & poor hygiene
🔹 Genetic predisposition
Symptoms of Pilonidal Sinus
✅ Pain & swelling near the tailbone
✅ Redness & pus discharge (sometimes foul-smelling)
✅ Tender lump that may become infected
✅ Fever & discomfort while sitting
If left untreated, it can lead to recurrent infections & abscess formation.
Treatment for Pilonidal Sinus
1. MEDICINES (For Mild Cases)
🔹 Medicinal Treatment
- Oral Medicine – Antibiotics to control infection
- Local Medicine – Ointments/Creams for wound healing
- Oil Therapy – Medicated oils for skin soothing and faster recovery
🔹 Pain Relievers – To reduce discomfort
🔹 Hygiene & Hair Removal – Prevents recurrence and promotes healing
2. LASER SURGERY – Permanent & Painless Solution
🔹 Minimally invasive & bloodless
🔹 Laser removes the sinus tract completely
🔹 Quick recovery & no hospital stay
🔹 Lower chances of recurrence
Why Choose Dr. Mahajan’s Piles Care Clinic?
✅ Advanced Laser Treatment for Pilonidal Sinus
✅ Painless, Quick Recovery & No Stitches
✅ Experienced Proctology Specialist
What are the risk factors for Pilonidal Sinus Disease?
Risk factors include prolonged sitting, excessive body hair, poor hygiene, tight clothing, and occupations that require long hours of sitting, such as office work or driving.
How is Pilonidal Sinus Disease diagnosed?
Diagnosis involves a physical examination to identify the presence of a cyst, abscess, or sinus tracts. In some cases, imaging studies may be recommended to assess the extent of the sinus.
What makes laser treatment for Pilonidal Sinus effective?
Laser treatment is minimally invasive, requires no stitches, and has a quick recovery time. Patients can typically return to work within 2-3 days, making it a preferred option for many.
How can I prevent Pilonidal Sinus Disease?
Maintaining good hygiene, avoiding prolonged sitting, wearing loose clothing, and keeping the area free of hair through shaving or laser hair removal can help prevent the condition.
What are the clinic timings for consultation?
Dr. Mahajan’s Piles Care Clinic is open from: Monday to Saturday: 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM Sunday: Evening Closed
