Pinodial sinus

Hello Nirma Ji,

Hypospadias is typically corrected through surgery, which is often best performed between 6 months and 18 months of age. However, surgery can still be successful if done later, and your son’s age is still within an acceptable range for treatment. Pediatric urology surgeons are highly specialized in performing this procedure on young children.

The surgery involves reconstructing the urethra to place the opening at the correct position on the penis. This procedure is usually done under general anaesthesia, and most children can go home the same day. Recovery typically involves a few weeks, during which the child may have a small tube (catheter) to assist with urination while healing, along with some mild restrictions on activities to prevent strain on the surgical site.

For complete guidance and access to top hospitals and experienced pediatric urology surgeons, contact HexaHealth.

Hello Hitesh Ji,

11 mm size ka stone typically large consider kiya jata hai, aur agar symptoms bother kar rahe hain ya complications ka risk hai, toh doctor surgery recommend kar sakte hain, jaise laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal). Yeh minimally invasive hoti hai aur jaldi recovery hoti hai.

HexaHealth mein humare expert doctors aur specialists available hain jo aapke case ko samajh ke best treatment plan suggest kar sakte hain. Aap HexaHealth pe consultation book karke yeh options discuss kar sakte hain.

Agar aur questions hain, feel free to ask. Take care!

Hello Pavan Ji,

Pilonidal Sinus is a small hole or tunnel in the skin, usually at the top of the buttocks, where hair and debris can accumulate. It can lead to infection, pain, and sometimes swelling.

Symptoms:

• Pain and swelling near the tailbone
• Redness and pus discharge (in case of infection)
• Fever (if the infection is severe)

Treatment Options:

1. Non-Surgical: In early stages, antibiotics and keeping the area clean can help prevent infection.
2. Surgical Options:
   • Incision and Drainage: Drains the infection and relieves pain.
   • Surgical Excision: Removes the sinus tract to prevent recurrence.
   • Flap Surgery: Recommended for recurrent cases, where the wound is closed using nearby tissue.

Home Care Tips:

• Maintain hygiene by regularly cleaning the area.
• Avoid sitting for long periods.
• Wear loose clothing to reduce irritation.
• Laser hair removal may be recommended to prevent recurrence.

If you're experiencing pain or recurrent infections, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional. Feel free to contact us at HexaHealth for a detailed treatment plan and personalized assistance. We’re here to help you every step of the way!