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Are you experiencing pain, swelling, or a lump near your tailbone? It could be Pilonidal Sinus (PNS)

Struggling with painful or swollen tissue in the lower back or near the tailbone? This could be more than just a minor irritation—it might be a sign of a Pilonidal Sinus (PNS). Often misunderstood, this condition can lead to discomfort, infection, and affect your ability to sit or engage in daily activities. At Surgycall Health, our expert surgeons specialize in diagnosing and treating Pilonidal Sinus with the latest, minimally invasive techniques.
 

We believe in providing personalized care tailored to your unique needs, ensuring that both your physical well-being and peace of mind are prioritized. With our modern facilities, advanced treatments, and dedicated medical team, you can trust us to offer the most effective solutions to manage PNS and promote long-term recovery.
 

Your comfort and satisfaction are our main goals. From initial consultation to post-procedure recovery, we are committed to delivering exceptional care every step of the way. Reach out to Surgycall Health today for compassionate, expert treatment that gets you back to living life without the burden of PNS.

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About Pilonidal Sinus (PNS)

Pilonidal sinus (PNS) is an abnormal tunnel or cavity that forms near the tailbone, typically in the cleft between the buttocks. This condition often results from trapped hair and debris beneath the skin, leading to infection, pain, swelling, and drainage. Pilonidal sinus can affect people of all ages, especially those who sit for long periods or have thick body hair in the area. Symptoms may include discomfort, redness, pus, and in some cases, recurring infections.

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While a pilonidal sinus may be mistaken for other conditions like abscesses or cysts, it has specific characteristics that require tailored treatment. Understanding the risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options is essential to effectively managing the discomfort and complications associated with pilonidal sinus.

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How to diagnose and When to
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DIAGNOSING PILONIDAL SINUS (PNS)

Feeling pain or discomfort, especially during bowel movements or while sitting.

Noticing bright red blood on toilet paper or in the toilet bowl during or after a bowel movement.

Experiencing itching and irritation in the anal area.

Feeling lumps or swelling near the anus.

Noticing mucus in the stool or after a bowel movement.

Having a sensation of not completely emptying the bowels after a movement.

Symtoms

Pain or Discomfort: Feeling pain or discomfort, especially during bowel movements or while sitting.

Bleeding: Noticing bright red blood on toilet paper or in the toilet bowl during or after a bowel movement.

Itching and Irritation: Experiencing itching and irritation in the anal area.

Lumps or Swelling: Feeling lumps or swelling near the anus.

Mucus Discharge: Noticing mucus in the stool or after a bowel movement.

Incomplete Bowel Movements: Having a sensation of not completely emptying the bowels after a movement.

Causes

Straining During Bowel Movements: Putting excessive pressure while passing stool due to constipation or hard stools.

Chronic Constipation or Diarrhea: Irregular bowel movements or frequent diarrhea can strain the rectal area.

Pregnancy and Childbirth: Increased pressure on the pelvic area during pregnancy and the stress of childbirth.

Aging: Weakening of the tissues and muscles in the rectal area as a part of the aging process.

Obesity: Being overweight or obese puts extra pressure on the rectal veins.

Sitting or Standing for Prolonged Periods: Prolonged periods of sitting or standing can increase pressure on the rectal area

Unhealthy Diet: Low-fiber diets and inadequate fluid intake can lead to constipation and strain during bowel movements.

Genetic Predisposition: Some individuals may have a genetic predisposition to developing hemorrhoids.

Understanding laser Treatment for Pilonidal Sinus (PNS)

Laser treatment for pilonidal sinus (PNS) is a modern surgical technique designed to effectively treat this condition with minimal invasiveness. The procedure uses laser technology to precisely target and remove the infected tissue within the sinus tract while minimizing damage to the surrounding healthy skin. The laser's ability to seal blood vessels helps reduce bleeding and post-operative discomfort, allowing for a faster and smoother recovery.
 

Typically performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia, laser treatment for pilonidal sinus has proven highly effective in treating the condition and preventing its recurrence. This advanced approach offers a safe and efficient solution for those seeking relief from the pain and complications caused by pilonidal sinus, with less recovery time and discomfort.

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Key benefits of this approach include:

  1. Swift Healing: Quickly gets you back to your normal life by reshaping and rejuvenating without delay.

  2. Painless Precision: Reduces pain and bleeding precisely, fixing the issue without harming healthy tissue.

  3. Regain Your Life: Allows you to recover fast, giving you the freedom to enjoy life without the trouble of piles.

Advantages of Laser Treatment for Pilonidal Sinus (PNS)

A specialized surgical instrument with a laser fiber is carefully inserted into the affected area through a small incision in the pilonidal sinus tract. The laser emits concentrated, focused light energy that precisely targets and removes the infected or damaged tissue. As the laser works, it seals blood vessels and nerve endings, which helps minimize bleeding and reduce post-operative pain.
 

This precise, minimally invasive approach protects surrounding healthy tissue, promoting a faster and smoother recovery. Laser treatment for pilonidal sinus offers an effective and targeted solution, enhancing the overall healing process with fewer complications.

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Who Should Consider Laser Treatment for Pilonidal Sinus (PNS) Surgery?

Choosing laser treatment for pilonidal sinus is an excellent option if you're seeking a fast, precise, and effective solution to resolve the condition and enhance your comfort. This minimally invasive procedure can significantly reduce recovery time and discomfort. Always consult with your doctor to determine if laser treatment is the best option for your specific situation.

Want a treatment with less pain and a faster healing process.

Experience bleeding, pain, itching, or lumps around your bottom.

Tried creams or changes in diet with no relief, and are looking for another solution.

Want to return to your normal routine as soon as possible after the treatment.

Appreciate treatments that are very accurate and focused on the problem.

Are looking for a treatment that really works and removes the hemorrhoids effectively.

 

Proceudure Guide

Laser treatment for pilonidal sinus is a minimally invasive procedure designed to effectively treat this condition. Performed under local anesthesia, a specialized instrument with a laser fiber is inserted into the affected area. The laser precisely targets the sinus tract, removing the abnormal tissue while sealing blood vessels and nerve endings. This approach minimizes pain and bleeding, allowing for a quicker and more comfortable recovery.
 

Typically done on an outpatient basis, laser treatment provides a reliable and effective solution for pilonidal sinus, improving patient outcomes and overall satisfaction.

Preparing for Surgery:

Provide a detailed medical history, including medications and allergies, for a safe procedure.

Adhere to fasting instructions, refraining from eating or drinking for a specified period before the procedure.

Opt for loose, comfortable clothing on the day of the procedure to enhance comfort.

Follow any additional instructions provided by your healthcare provider regarding medications and lifestyle adjustments.

On the Day of the Procedure:

Once registered, you'll sit down with your medical team, revisiting any prior tests and discussing the overall procedure.

Comfort is essential, so wear loose-fitting attire and steer clear of accessories, especially metal-based ones like jewelry.

As a part of routine pre-surgical checks, metrics such as blood pressure and heart rate are assessed.

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  • What is SurgyCall?
    Surgycall is a revolutionary healthcare platform that is redefining the way you experience surgery. we aim to help patients who require surgery and assist them throughout their journey, from pre-consultation to post surgery care.
  • Does SurgyCall provide online consultation?
    Yes we provide online consultation with top doctors via video call or chat our expert surgeons assist you with related queries and concerns and provide necessary medications and tests if required.
  • Does SurgyCall provide free transport?
    Yes, we provide both free pick and drop facility.
  • Does SurgyCall have insurance coverage for all surgeries?
    Surgycall is not an insurance regulatory. Your coverage depends on your insurance type (personal or corporate) and your insurance provider's terms. Our insurance team is here to maximize your benefits
  • How does SurgyCall offer personalized care?
    SurgyCall Care Coordinators understand your concerns, customize treatment options to your needs, and schedule your OPD appointments with expert doctors at top hospitals.
  • Does SurgyCall provide EMI?
    We offer EMI for easy payments to reduce financial risks.
  • Who is a carebuddy in SurgyCall?
    On the day of surgery, our care buddy assists and guides you in each and every step of your medical journey handling all the paperwork on your behalf.
  • Is SurgyCall operational through out India?
    SurgyCall has established the largest network of over 100+ hospitals across india to dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care.
  • Does SurgyCall provide any emergency surgical treatments?
    No surgycall doesnt provide any emergency surgical treatments or surgeries. we only take up elective surgeries, those planned in advance, without medical emergencies.
  • Does SurgyCall provide any second opinion?
    Yes, we offer second opinions with top doctors. To review, we need your current treatment plan, past pathology reports, and post-surgery reports [if you've had surgery before.
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