I've had a pilonidal sinus for over a year now and it's really bothering me whenever I sit too long at work or in the car, the pain kicks in and the area swells up. Are there any treatment options for this that don't involve surgery?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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By reducing direct contact with the seat, you can significantly decrease discomfort and pain. 2. Practice Good Posture: Maintaining proper posture while sitting can also help reduce pain associated with Pilonidal Sinus. Sit with your back straight and shoulders relaxed

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