Photo of hair cyst in the early stages

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Seeing a photo of a hair cyst in the early stages can help patients with pilonidal sinus to recognize and treat recurrent hair cysts. photo of mild hair cyst | Recurrent hair cyst or pilonidal sinus (coccygeal hair cyst) is one of the common diseases among people, which occurs due to the return of excess hair inside the body and their growth in the seat area. In the early stages, the infection appears in the form of an abscess in the coccyx, which usually looks like the one shown in the photo below. Over time, this abscess may develop into a hair cyst, which contains extra hair, skin tissue, and sometimes underlying tissue. The photo of a hair cyst in the early stages shows the tunnel area formed by the skin and underlying tissues.

Stages of progression of hair cyst or pilonidal sinus (tail hair cyst)

Stages of progression of pilonidal sinus disease:

Pilonidal sinus disease is usually in different stages of development, which will be discussed further. At the same time, we try to describe the stages of the disease by posting clear photos of the hair cyst (photo of the hair cyst in the early stages):

Stage 1: In this stage, a mass occurs in the waist area, which may be accompanied by pain, redness, and skin secretions. This mass is usually fatty tissue that forms in the waist area. ( Photo of a mild hair cyst )

Stage 2: In this stage, the mass becomes a little bigger and creates a skin tunnel in the waist area, which may cause pain, redness and skin secretions due to the pressure in this area.

Stage 3: In this stage, the skin tunnel becomes bigger and creates an access to the large intestine canal. At this stage, the patient usually experiences severe pain and inflammation in the lower back area.

Stage 4: In this stage, the skin tunnel enlarges in such a way that it creates a destroyed tissue in the lower back area. This damaged tissue may lead to a deep wound in the lower back, in which case we need surgery.

A photo of a hair cyst in the early stages. A photo of a hair cyst in the early stages. Seeing a photo of a hair cyst in the early stages will help you identify the disease. Previous slide Next slide

Recurrent hair cyst usually begins with the formation of a small abscess in the sacrococcygeal area. Over time, this abscess can become larger and more painful, and may develop into a hair cyst, which involves excess hair, skin tissue, and sometimes underlying tissue.

In more advanced stages, the disease can develop into a pilonidal sinus (hair cyst of the coccyx). At this stage, the skin and underlying tissues in the sacrococcygeal area begin to form an abnormal tunnel. This tunnel may become infected and cause pain, inflammation, and abnormal fluid discharge.

If not treated in time and the disease reaches more advanced stages, the retrograde hair cyst may turn into a tissue gap that can cause infection and other problems. Therefore, timely and appropriate treatment of pilonidal sinus disease is very important.

Treatment options for recurrent hair cyst disease depend on the severity of the disease, so it is important to see the photo of the hair cyst in the early stages to recognize this disease. In the early stages, treatment may include antibiotics and wound care to help the abscess heal. In more advanced stages, it may be necessary to treat the hair cyst with cyst surgery.

Prevention of recurring hair cyst disease is also important, and its examples include maintaining personal hygiene and avoiding prolonged sitting. Coccyx hair cyst disease (recurrent hair cyst) is a common skin disease that can cause serious discomfort and problems for patients if not treated on time. Early diagnosis and proper treatment of coccyx hair cyst can help prevent disease progression and improve it.

Photo of the steps of performing hair cyst drainage in a surgical operation as a sample with explanations: (Pilonidal sinus operation photo)

Photo of recurrent hair cyst a: pilonidal sinuses and a proximal lateral tract. Penetration is done from this area and with local anesthesia.

Photograph of retrograde hair cyst b: Pilonidal sinuses are cut in the midline through separate incisions with great care.

photo of recurrent hair cyst c: all possible hair and tissue are surgically removed.

photo of returned hair cyst d: using a hemostat, the path is also cleared of hair.

photo of returned hair cyst :

Lateral tract is left open for washing and exit of infection.

Generally, after surgery, the wound site is left open or sutured in order to achieve treatment and recovery.

The causes of hair cyst (Pilonidal cyst) and its identification with the help of hair cyst photo in the early stages

If you are looking for the causes of hair cysts, first of all, it should be said that no exact cause has been identified for this disease. One of the possible causes for this disease is heredity. Some studies have shown that people whose family has this disease are more likely to develop it. Therefore, seeing a photo of a hair cyst in the early stages can help you identify this disease faster if you get it. In addition, although some genes that are related to the development of this disease have been identified, it cannot be scientifically confirmed that the origin of this disease is hereditary, and more studies are needed to know the exact causes of Pilonidal cyst.

Another reason for the development of this disease is activities that are associated with pressure on the skin in this area. For example, people who sit for long periods of time, such as drivers and students, are more likely to develop this disease. Also, sports that require long sitting, such as cycling and long-term driving, can also be a predisposing factor for the development of this disease, although these reasons are still not scientifically confirmed. Other causes such as infection and... have also been proposed to create Pilonidal cyst. However, as mentioned, this disease is still not fully understood and more studies and research are needed to explain its causes more precisely. (A photo of a hair cyst in the early stages helps to identify the disease in the early stages of the conflict)

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Ahad 2 years ago

Thank you for the photo of a clear hair cyst

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Sareen 2 Previous year

Is this photo of a hair cyst in the early stages or in the advanced stages of the disease?

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Muslim 2 years ago

With regards and respect. I am a driver and I have had a hair cyst for some time, although I did not go to the doctor and my diagnosis is that I have a hair cyst. I can hardly sit and my lower back hurts, I don't have pus, but the skin in this area is red and inflamed. Unfortunately, since I'm not in Tehran and I'm generally driving on the road, I don't have time to take care of it, but lately it hurts a lot. I also entered my phone number for you. Please, if possible, call the phone number that I registered for you or give me a contact number so that I can get a visit from the doctor.

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rahman 2 years ago

Who is this photo with light hair?

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Ali 2 years ago Reply to rahman

Go follow up, I did it, God, I'm going crazy, I'm going so crazy

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salman 2 years ago

Shouldn't the photo of a hair cyst in the early stages be less inflammatory than these photos?

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Babak 2 years ago

Is this a photo of a mild hair cyst or a photo of a hair cyst in the early or advanced stages

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kamal 2 years ago

I just noticed a hair cyst and it hurts a lot. I wish you would write about natural and home remedies 3 answer Haniyeh 1 year ago

Hello, don't be tired. I got a hair cyst and I went to the doctor who prescribed me antibiotics and told me that it has an abscess and go and operate as soon as possible. I am taking antibiotics, but I did one without a doctor's prescription, that is, I bought black ointment and applied it to the abscess. Did I do something wrong? I have severe pain, it is difficult for me to sit, sleep, and stand, but I am afraid of surgery, and my question is, is it possible for me to drain the abscess at home to reduce some of the pain and then do surgery?

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