Bhavanagar University, Gujarat, Bhavnagar University
Yoga & Naturopathy Specialist, Surat
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Which of these are the common symptoms of pilonidal sinus?
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A small dimple-like swelling is the primary symptom of pilonidal sinus. Once it gets infected, it turns into an abscess or a cyst accompanied by redness and sore skin around the infected area. Swelling of the area or the cyst, foul odor, blood or pus draining out from the abscesses and formation of more holes or sinus tracts are other common symptoms of this condition. Experiencing mild fever can also be a sign of pilonidal cyst and requires immediate attention.
Pilonidal sinus can be treated well with Ayurvedic procedures.
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Unlike modern surgical methods, Ayurveda offers more effective results in treating pilonidal sinus. As Pilonidal Sinus tend to recur after surgery. However, when treated with Ksharsutra Treatment (specialized Ayurvedic procedure) it heals completely and chances of recurrence are not there. The ayurvedic treatment being non-surgical; is more convenient and also more effective.
The primary principle of Ayurveda for treating pilonidal sinus is cutting and healing of the sinus tract simultaneously.
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The very idea of simultaneously cutting and healing the pilonidal sinus works towards offering complete debridement of the unhealthy and infected tissues. This ensures complete healing by the end of the Ayurvedic procedure. Kshara sutra or the application of the herbal medicated thread is the best Ayurvedic therapy for treating pilonidal sinus. Depending on the stage and length of the pilonidal sinus, the treatment duration, and sessions for performing the Ayurvedic procedures may vary.
Which of these better explains what a pilonidal sinus is?
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A pilonidal sinus is a hole in the skin that is usually filled with pus or fluid and forms a cyst containing hair at the top area of the buttock cleft or the bottom of the tailbone. The condition mostly affects men with hairy skin, especially those who have to sit a lot for long hours. Ignoring a pilonidal sinus is a strict no-no as it may progress and form multiple sinuses.
Ayurveda is not a good alternative for those whose pilonidal sinuses keep coming back even after surgical removal.
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Patient with Pilonidal Sinuses which recur even after surgery; are effectively treated by Ksharsutra Treatment.
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