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Cut Below Tailbone, Bleeding. Is It Pilonidal Cyst?

i have a cut right below my tailbone. it bleeds whenever i use the restroom. i dont think it is a pilonidal cyst but i may be wrong im not a doctor. thats why im asking you. i can feel it is either on the tailbone or right underneath it. it doesnt hurt at all just bleeds a little. ive had it for about 2 weeks now and i thought it would go away but it hasnt so i looked some stuff up.
Mon, 14 Oct 2013
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It requires proper management.
Clean it with antiseptic liquid and apply antibiotic cream like fusidic acid cream.
Do it regularly , it will heal within 5 to 7 days.
Take care for local hygiene.
Recurrent episodes require local examination by surgeon for proper diagnosis and management.
Pilonidal sinus requires surgical removal.
keep in touch with your doctor.
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Cut Below Tailbone, Bleeding. Is It Pilonidal Cyst?

Thanks for query on HCM. It requires proper management. Clean it with antiseptic liquid and apply antibiotic cream like fusidic acid cream. Do it regularly , it will heal within 5 to 7 days. Take care for local hygiene. Recurrent episodes require local examination by surgeon for proper diagnosis and management. Pilonidal sinus requires surgical removal. keep in touch with your doctor.