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  • 14/08/2025

What medicine would you recommend for this condition since local doctors are pushing for surgery or drainage as the only options

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For ongoing pilonidal sinus issues, surgery is the definitive treatment. Medicines alone may not resolve it and can delay recovery.

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Consult a General Surgeon

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