Can this pilonidal disease be there without and symptom on the skin? I had lots of hair which i trimmed but, can it be possible there is a tract inside skin?
Is it possible for the pathology to exist without any superficial visible symptoms and just pain?
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I don't know how you trim your own hair from the pilonidal sinus. In fact you can't see the pilonidal sinus. Please consult with a General Surgeon for a physical examination and proper diagnosis of your problem.
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Yes.Pilonidal disease affects the buttock crease area. Hair often grows in the cleft (crease) between the buttocks. These hairs can traumatize and penetrate the skin at the top of the buttock crease. Hairs can get caught under the skin in this area. This can result in irritation, infection, and formation of an abscess.
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According to your sign and symptom you have query about pilonidal disease .
It's possible there can be tract .
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