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Bijnor Piles Centre
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Pilonidal Sinus EN

Pilonidal Sinus: Causes, Risks and Permanent Cure

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Dr. Parmod Kumar
10 April 2026 Β· 2 min read

A pilonidal sinus is a small tunnel that forms in the cleft between the buttocks, near the tailbone. It often contains hair and debris, becomes infected, and causes recurring pain, swelling and discharge.

What Causes Pilonidal Sinus?

  • Loose hair piercing into the skin
  • Prolonged sitting (drivers, students, IT workers)
  • Excess body hair
  • Friction and sweating
  • Family history

Symptoms

  • Painful lump above the tailbone
  • Pus or blood discharge
  • Foul odour
  • Recurring boils after surgery
  • Difficulty sitting

Treatment Options

  1. Antibiotics & drainage β€” for acute abscess only, not curative
  2. Conventional excision surgery β€” large wound, weeks of bed rest, 30%+ recurrence
  3. Kshar Sutra therapy β€” minimally invasive, day-care, low recurrence

Why Kshar Sutra is the Best Choice

  • Tiny incision, no large open wound
  • Minimal bed rest, return to work in 2–3 days
  • High success rate
  • No need for general anaesthesia

Related: fistula, piles, and fissure.

Lifestyle Tips

  • Keep the area clean and dry
  • Trim or laser-remove hair regularly
  • Avoid sitting for hours at a stretch
  • Maintain healthy weight

When to See a Doctor

Any painful lump near the tailbone β€” especially recurring β€” needs prompt medical attention to avoid complications.

FAQs

Q1. Can pilonidal sinus heal on its own?

No. Without treatment it keeps recurring.

Q2. Is Kshar Sutra suitable for pilonidal sinus?

Yes β€” it is one of the most effective minimally invasive options.

Q3. Will it come back?

Recurrence is rare with Kshar Sutra plus good hygiene.

Conclusion

Don’t let recurring pain rule your life. A safe, permanent cure exists.

Book your consultation at Bijnor Piles Centre today. Call +91-XXXXXXXXXX or WhatsApp us for expert pilonidal sinus treatment.

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