Because Your Health Matters
Because Your Health Matters
Pilonidal cysts are a very common condition that can be painful and make movement very difficult for you. At Mend Wound Clinic you will find certified wound care experts in Arkansas who will provide you with the best treatment options for pilonidal cysts. We have an expert team of wound doctors who can accurately diagnose and treat your symptoms and help promote faster healing. Book an appointment today to get prompt and expert treatment at your convenience.
In the early stages the pilonidal cysts show very few symptoms. As the hair becomes more embedded, infecting the cyst, more severe signs and symptoms emerge. These may include:
If you are having any of the above symptoms do not wait for your symptoms to get worse, book an appointment with Mend Wound Clinic today and let us help you with your wound care!
In the early stages the pilonidal cysts show very few symptoms. As the hair becomes more embedded, infecting the cyst, more severe signs and symptoms emerge. These may include:
If you are having any of the above symptoms do not wait for your symptoms to get worse, book an appointment with Mend Wound Clinic today and let us help you with your wound care!
In the early stages the pilonidal cysts show very few symptoms. As the hair becomes more embedded, infecting the cyst, more severe signs and symptoms emerge. These may include:
Antibiotics may be given to prevent any bacterial infection
Bio-engineered skin grafts are done in case there is not enough viable tissue to help in wound healing
An incision is made on the cysts and are drained under local anesthesia.
More extensive surgical procedures are done for the removal of cysts if incision and drainage doesn't work.
Specialized dressings are done to help promote faster wound healing
Topical treatments are administered to prevent infections and scarring.
Pilonidal cysts are small fluid-filled sacs or bumps that appear along the crease or top of your buttocks. They are formed when the hair punctures the skin and becomes embedded, leading to a formation of a cyst. These cysts can also develop infection and as a result become quite painful. Pilonidal cysts are more common in young men and people who sit for longer hours like bus drivers and pilots.
“I visited Mend Wound Clinic 3 months back with an infection on my shin. The diagnosis and treatment were absolutely on point. The team is very co-operative and friendly. Love your work!”
“The doctors at Mend Wound Clinic are very well-informed and friendly to talk to. They answered all the questions I had about the procedure and made me feel comfortable. They made sure that I was ready.”
“Went to Mend Wound Clinic for my wound dressing. The doctors and the staff are very friendly and well-trained. They know what they are doing.”
“Polite staff. Great doctors. They know their work. The doctor we had took his time to examine the wound and answered all our questions. I’ve never been more satisfied with a healthcare professional.”
“Took my husband to Mend Wound Clinic after he had a fall. The doctors were very polite and professional. They handled the treatment was perfect. He recovered quickly and without any complications.”
To diagnose pilonidal cysts your wound care provider at Mend Wound Clinic will ask you for your medical history, symptoms experienced and lifestyle habits. They will further proceed with a physical exam to evaluate the affected area. To prepare you for the physical exam, your wound care provider will ask you to pull down your pants and lie down on the table face down. a quick visual exam of your lower back is enough to formulate a diagnosis. If signs of infection are present your provider might also order some blood tests.
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If you’re concerned about the symptoms you’re experiencing, book your appointment with Mend Wound Clinic today and get your condition diagnosed and treated by expert doctors.
The best wound care specialists in Arkansas.
The best wound care specialists in Arkansas.
