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Pilonidal Sinus surgery + Cyst recurrance

Hi,

I was suffering from Pilonidal sinus 6 months back, so doctor advised me to undergone Surgery. Based on that surgery has been done 3 months back. Surgery procedure: Incisision pilonidal sinus removed after injecting metheylene blue after ensuring adequate haemostasis wound primarily closed with corrugated drain. Now Cyst got formed and bursted also. When i approached the docter, again they are asking to undergone surgery. Please advice to remove cyst for ever without surgery. Really i am struggling a lot. Please help.

gokul_se on 2009-07-29

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♡ kadwa last decade

See all post made by me in the back pages of ABC Forum on this subject.

I have given lot of guidance.

I have also said that surgery is not a permanent cure..surgeons will ask you to repeat it.

Homeopathy can cure you fully by eradicating the root cause.

Pankaj Varma

♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade

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