How does a coccyx fistula build
What is going on in the body?
The coccyx fistula (sinus pilonidalis) occurs mainly in men. It is an inflammatory disease of the gluteal fold. The most common cause of this is ingrown or inflamed hair and it is not uncommon for surgery to remove it (source: Wikipedia). NIt does not only cause pain, the healing process can also take a long time and accordingly leads to restrictions in daily life.

The hair is the cause
Hygiene is very important in the area of the buttocks, because dirt occurs there every day. But even with careful handling of hygiene, this is often not enough to prevent some diseases. The main problem is ingrown hairs. This also occurs with regular shaving of this area, because hair grows back quickly. And that regrowth increases the risk. Nothing else with waxing. It is often a coincidence whether the hair hits the hair canal right when it grows again or not and then grows in.

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