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Questions About Cyst?

By luucciana November 01, 2020 6 answers Last updated November 01, 2020

Hello, a month ago I had surgery for a cyst on my tail. The wound healed, but naturally a scar remained and the place was not the same. Does anyone have information whether after such an operation a deformation occurs and whether this deformation is permanent or over time it improves And how long after the operation does the pain stop when you sit down, or is sitting never painless again? My operation was performed according to the closed method, does this mean that there is a higher probability of recurrence or the method is not relevant for recurrences? I apply Bio Oil every day, will this erase the scar to some extent or is this product not effective enough, because apart from pharmacies I also find it in drugstores and this leads me to think that it is just a cream and not a medical device? I will be happy if someone can answer these questions and I cordially ask the moderators to publish my story!

Answers 6

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cplcalcuttaa answered · November 01, 2020

   I had the same operation a year ago, the scar remains, it can't be like before. Otherwise it is likely to recur. For example, I have to have surgery again soon. Sometimes it needs to be removed several times before it stops recurring.

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travis_view answered · November 01, 2020

   Next month I will have the same operation for a tail cyst. Can you give a little more information on whether it is better to close the cyst with sutures (or as the method is exactly there), or is it better to wait for it to close on its own? Also what is recovery like feeling and time? I have heard that for the first 2 weeks a person literally cannot walk due to pain and various other frightening things. It is also important to me when active sports can start, because I play sports and it is clear to me that I will be out of the gym for at least a month, but at least lighter workouts can be done earlier, or is it not recommended? And how do we minimize the risk of recurrence, because I've heard of people operating on them 3-4 times until the cyst is removed, and that sounds pretty discouraging?

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thaliana69 answered · November 01, 2020

   Имах същото през 2017, но ми се махна без оперативна намеса. Мажех го с ихтиол и йод. След спукването ми остана голямо тъмно петно за около година. Не съм му слагала нищо след това. Сега петното го няма, но имам много малка подутина, нещо като пъпка. Не ми пречи по никакъв начин. Естествено, има вероятност да се появи отново и в моя случай, както и в твоя. Но може и изобщо да не се случи.

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dirtylecoup answered · November 01, 2020

   From the author: Number 2 The surgeon told me that with the closed method bacteria do not enter from the outside and therefore prefers it to the open method, and separately heals much faster. I'm not advertising the method, I'm just sharing information with you, and you judge for yourself :) About the pain when sitting: Yes, there is pain and now after a month it hurts again when I sit down and I don't know if it's normal, but at least that's the case with me. About the risk of recurrence: There seems to be no way to prevent it can come out ten times, which sounds ominous. I can't help you with your workouts, because my physical activity is walking a lot of kilometers a day. I gradually started to go out somewhere in the second week, gradually increasing the kilometers. In general, I can say this from personal experience. I will be happy if someone knows something more on the topic to share :)

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mathiashill answered · November 01, 2020

   When I was 14 I had surgery for such a cyst, now I am 34 and I literally forgot about the operation. There is a scar, but what worries you is that you will not show your ass in front of people. It was a difficult operation for me, Uncle Doctor dug a lot so that he wouldn't have to reopen me, but apparently he did well, he hasn't been angry for 20 years. My bad memory is that it was July heat and healed slowly, I was lying down. days in the hospital

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blaquexxkeetit answered · November 01, 2020

   From the author I notice that the more a person suffers with the operation, the more likely the problem is to disappear for many years. The opinion of number 5 leads me to think that years ago they may have had more successful operations. Or maybe he's just lucky, I know ...