Non-surgical treatment

• • APRIL 12, 2020
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  Sacroiliac Joint Pain

  Sacroiliac Joint Pain The sacroiliac joint (SI Joint) is right underneath the cleft lift scar, and it is not uncommon for there to be some confusion regarding pain from the cleft lift surgery and irritation of that joint (sacroiliitis). Pain that develops in the sacral area, in the absence of any pilonidal openings, wounds, bleedingRead more

  • Steve Immerman
  • Basic Information,
  • Non-surgical treatment,
  • Post Op Care
• • JANUARY 12, 2020
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  Does Pilonidal Disease Go Away After Age 40?

  Can I just wait, and it will disappear? Although it is unusual to start getting new pilonidal disease after age 40, preexisting pilonidal problems often will not go away if they have been untreated. The reason it is rare for pilonidal disease to start as one gets older, is that the gluteal cleft naturally opens

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  • Steve Immerman
  • Basic Information,
  • Non-surgical treatment,
  • Prevention,
  • Research
• • DECEMBER 21, 2019
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  Honey for Pilonidal Wounds

  One of the interesting ways of dressing open wounds is with honey. It is available in “medical grade” form, and often Manuka honey is specifically used. (This is honey from the manuka tree which has a antibacterial compound not present in other types of honey.) The characteristics of honey that make it something that can

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  • Steve Immerman
  • Non-surgical treatment,
  • Post Op Care,
  • Wound Healing

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