Can pilonidal cysts cause back pain?
My friend told me he has a pilonidal cyst, and he also complains of lower back pain. I have similar back pain sometimes. Can a pilonidal cyst actually be linked to back pain, or is it just a coincidence for him?
My friend told me he has a pilonidal cyst, and he also complains of lower back pain. I have similar back pain sometimes. Can a pilonidal cyst actually be linked to back pain, or is it just a coincidence for him?
Actually yes, because the cyst is right near the tailbone, it can make your lower back feel extremely sore. The pain radiates upwards when you sit for long hours. Try using a donut cushion, it really saved me during my college exams.
Oh god, I had this and I kept googling if my spine was damaged because of the lower back ache. It turns out the inflammation of the cyst just spreads the pain around the whole lower back area. Please don't worry too much, but do get it checked by a doctor soon.
My surgeon explained that because the pilonidal sinus is located at the coccyx, any swelling causes localized inflammation that feels like deep lower back pain. It is not actually spinal back pain, but rather referred pain from the cyst infection itself.
Yes, the pressure near the tailbone mimics severe back pain. If you're planning a doctor visit, ask them beforehand if an ultrasound is needed so you can budget for it. Sometimes public hospitals do these basic scans at a fraction of the private clinic costs.
Actually yaar, it completely ruins your sitting posture, which makes your back hurt like crazy. I thought I had a slipped disc or something initially. You should definitely show it to a general surgeon before it swells up more.
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Yes, they can make your whole lower back and hips ache quite a bit because of the pressure. Just try to lie on your side instead of sitting directly on it. Take care and I hope you feel better soon.
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