Pilonidal Cyst- Ayurvedic Treatment, Diet, Exercises, Research Papers, Yoga & Pranayama

Introduzione

There’s a type of cyst that develops at the bottom of coccyx or tailbone. It’s called a pilonidal cyst. It can become infected and filled with pus. Once infected, the technical term is “pilonidal abscess,” and it can be painful. It looks like a big pimple at the bottom of the tailbone. It is more common in men than in women. It usually happens more often in younger people. During World War II, more than 80,000 soldiers got pilonidal cysts that put them in the hospital. People thought they were because of irritation from riding in bumpy Jeeps. For a while, the condition was called “Jeep disease.”

People who sit a lot, such as truck drivers, have a higher chance of getting one. They can be treated successfully in most cases. If it is inflamed & painful, it can be drained or taken out surgically.

Segni e sintomi

Pain, redness, tenderness and swelling at the bottom of the spine

Pus or blood draining out of it with bad smell

Febbre

Cause

The exact cause of pilonidal cysts is not clearly known. But most pilonidal cysts appear to be caused by loose hairs that penetrate the skin. Friction and pressure — skin rubbing against skin, tight clothing, bicycling, long periods of sitting or similar factors — force the hair down into skin.

Pilonidal means “nest of hair,” and hair follicles are found inside the cyst while removing it surgically. Experts say ingrown hairs are the most common cause of pilonidal cyst.

Another theory is that pilonidal cysts appear after a trauma to that region of your body.

A small dimple in the skin between buttocks at birth can be a risk factor for developing pilonidal cyst later in life.

Other risk factors include obesity, long & thick hair, sedentary lifestyle, prolonged sitting, and excessive sweating.

Fisiopatologia

It has been postulated that hair penetrates into the subcutaneous tissues through dilated hair follicles, which is thought to occur particularly in late adolescence, though follicles are not found in the walls of cysts. Upon sitting or bending, hair follicles can break and open a pit. Debris may collect in this pit, followed by development of a sinus with a short tract, with a not clearly understood suction mechanism involving local anatomy, eventually leading to further penetration of the hair into the subcutaneous tissue. This sinus tends to extend cephalad, likely owing to mechanical forces involved in sitting or bending. A foreign body-type reaction may then lead to formation of an abscess. If given the opportunity to drain spontaneously, this may act as a portal of further invasion and eventually formation of a foreign body granuloma. Infection may result in abscess formation.

Microscopically, the sinus where the hair enters is lined with stratified squamous epithelium with slight cornification. Additional sinuses are frequent. Cyst cavities are lined with chronic granulation tissue and may contain hair, epithelial debris, and young granulation tissue. Cutaneous appendages are not seen in the wall of cysts, meaning the cysts lack epithelial lining, unlike the sinus. Cellular infiltration consists of lymphocytes, and plasma cells in varying proportions. Foreign body giant cells in association with dead hairs are a frequent finding.

Diagnosi

In most of the cases, physical examination with detailed history can confirm the diagnosis

In rare cases, imaging techniques like USG, MRI etc. will be required.

Trattamenti

Antibiotics do not heal a pilonidal cyst. But there are therapeutic procedures including:

Incision and drainage: This is the preferred method for a first pilonidal cyst. Making a cut into the cyst and draining it. Then any hair follicles are removed and leaves the wound open, packing the space with gauze.

Marsupialization: In this procedure, A cut is made and pus is drained. After removing pus and any hair that are inside, the doctor will sew the edges of the cut to the wound edges to make a pouch.

Incision, drainage, closing of wound: In this technique, the cyst is drained, but it’s not left open.

It is important to obey all instructions by doctor, after a surgery.

Try to keep the area clean. Check for any signs of a new infection, such as redness, pus, or pain.

Continue regular follow ups to ensure the healing of the cyst.

Prognosi

A complete cure is possible in most of surgically removed pilonidal cysts, but chance of recurrence is high.

Complicazioni

Abscess formation.

Recurrence of the pilonidal cyst.

Systemic infection (infection that spreads throughout the body)

Rarely, squamous cell carcinoma, a form of skin cancer

Malattie e Ayurveda

            Naadeevrana(sallyaja)

Nidana

        Asaadhuvrtha  – inadequate drainage of sopha(swelling) or pooya(pus)

Purvaaroopa

Non menzionato

Samprapti

        When the foreign body causes inflammation & swelling a cyst like sopha forms. In cases where this sopha is not incised& drained properly, the inflammation spreads into deeper tissues in the form of a tunnel and develops the naadeevrana.

Lakshana

One open wound on the skin outside the body

Pain & swelling, pain will be continuous & severe

Reddish,blackish discolouration may be present

Continuous and sero-sanguineous pus discharge from the open side

Fever and other systemic signs of inflammation will be present in acute infections.

Divisioni

Vatika

Paittika

Kaphaja

Thridoshaja

Sallyaja/aaganthu (due to the presence of a foreign body)

Prognosi

Kricchrasadhya

Chikithsa

When nadeevrana is formed due to a foreign body, it should be extracted surgically. Once the foreign body is completely removed and the pus is drained out completely, the treatment for wound healing should be done. Symptomatic management for pain relief should be done along with main treatment.

Samana

Upanaaha – bandage to prepare the area for extraction of sallya inside

Poorana – filling up the naadee with herbs

Bandhana – bandage of the clear wound after the surgery

Kshaalana – washing the area with wound healing medicines

Sodhana

Paatanam/Chedanam/Vidaaranam – surgical removal of foreign body

Sallyanirharanam – extraction of sallya

Margapravisodhanam – drainage pus and residual tissue

Then treatment of wound should be done

Farmaci di uso comune

        Varanadi kashayam

Dusparsakadi Kashayam

Dasamulakaduthryam Kashayam

Kankayana Vati

Rasasindhooram

Rasagandhi Mezhu

Chiruvilwadi kashayam

Guggulupanchapalachoornam

Kanchanaraguggulu

Nalpamaradi kashayam

Marche disponibili

AVS Kottakal

AVP Coimbatore

SNA oushadhasala

Vaidyaratnam oushadhasala

Rimedi casalinghi

Sit bath or soak the area in a tub of warm water

Take OTC pain relievers

Keep the cyst and area around it clean and dry

Dieta

  • Da evitare

I pasti pesanti e gli alimenti difficili da digerire causano indigestione.

Cibi spazzatura: causano disturbi della digestione e riducono la biodisponibilità del farmaco.

Bevande gassate: rendono lo stomaco più acido e disturbano la digestione.

Cibi refrigerati e congelati - causano una digestione debole e lenta indebolendo Agni (fuoco digestivo).

Latte e prodotti lattiero-caseari - aumentano kapha, causano l'ostruzione dei canali e l'obesità.

Cagliata - causa vidaaha e quindi molte altre malattie

  • Da aggiungere

Pasti leggeri e alimenti facilmente digeribili

Green gram, soups, honey

Cibo fresco e caldo trattato con semi di cumino, zenzero, pepe nero, ajwain, ecc.

Comportamento:

Protect yourself from hot climate.

È meglio evitare l'esposizione a luce solare eccessiva, pioggia o polvere.

Mantenere un programma alimentare e di sonno regolare.

Evitare di trattenere o forzare gli stimoli come urina, feci, tosse, starnuti ecc.

Avoid sedentary lifestyle. Be active.

Avoid continuous sitting and squatting.

Avoid constipation.

lo yoga

Exercises are completely restricted in cases of a severe infection. In mild cases or after surgery & follow up, regular stretching and mild cardio exercises are advised. Also, specific yogacharya including naadisuddhi pranayama, bhujangaasana, pavanamuktasana is recommended.

L'esercizio fisico regolare aiuta a migliorare la biodisponibilità dei farmaci e degli alimenti ingeriti e porta a una salute positiva.

Lo yoga può mantenere l'armonia all'interno del corpo e con il sistema circostante.

Pavanamuktasana

Nadisudhi pranayama

Bhujangasana

Semplici esercizi per la salute dei polmoni e del cuore

Tutti gli esercizi e gli sforzi fisici devono essere decisi ed eseguiti esclusivamente sotto la supervisione di un medico esperto.

Articoli di ricerca

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10950015/

 

 

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