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Re: Calling Saluuuuu!

LoL haha, seems to run in the family, as both my Dad and brother have had it, and my Cousin had something very similar

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Yeah, but so do hairy bums ;)

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Well, given the location, it's more likely to be a hairy coccyx. Strange that it should run in the family :erm:

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Originally Posted by greencreeper (Post 34173837)

And the award for sensitive post of the year goes to... NFFC

:D

:LOL: :rolleyes: I'll stop arsin around now.

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Originally Posted by nffc (Post 34173849)

:LOL: :rolleyes: I'll stop arsin around now.

Paah, quitting when things get hairy eh? :)

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Thanks for the support guys :p:

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Originally Posted by Zeph (Post 34173856)

Thanks for the support guys :p:

Just helping things along, as it were :)

Seriously: Good on you for posting about it. It's good to be aware, particularly for us males who have difficulty distinguishing between a broken leg and a sprained ankle :tu:

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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 34173862)

Simple diagnostic tool - if a jagged piece of bone is sticking through the skin of your leg, it's not a sprained ankle.;)

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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 34173838)

Seeing the mention of hair and it being a male thing (mostly): Is having a hairy bum a risk factor for this?

Yes. Hairy men with dark hair are more at risk. The other risk groups are farmers.....

Before anyone drops the obvious pun.....they are more at risk from getting a pilonidal sinus on their hands in the webspace between their fingers.....Nothing to do with positioning of sheep.....:rolleyes:

Hair dressers get them there too.

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Originally Posted by Salu (Post 34175026)

Before anyone drops the obvious pun.....they are more at risk from getting a pilonidal sinus on their hands in the webspace between their fingers.....Nothing to do with positioning of sheep.....:rolleyes:

Well, surely if they got it on their bum, they'd got the positioning seriously wrong anyway :disturbd:

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Originally Posted by Nugget (Post 34175028)

Well, surely if they got it on their bum, they'd got the positioning seriously wrong anyway :disturbd:

Well, Nug, not everyone is active in these matters :D

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Originally Posted by Nugget (Post 34175028)

Well, surely if they got it on their bum, they'd got the positioning seriously wrong anyway :disturbd:

Unless you've been getting it wrong all these years?.............:)

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Well, surely if they got it on their bum, they'd got the positioning seriously wrong anyway :disturbd:

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Originally Posted by Salu (Post 34175202)

Unless you've been getting it wrong all these years?.............:)

Incog gets out the deckchair and the popcorn...

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Originally Posted by Zeph (Post 34173335)

Doctor reckons I have the beginnings of one of these

http://www.worldwidewounds.com/2003/...dal-Sinus.html

Has anyone here had one and had it removed, and have you seen many Salu? My dad had one, my brother had one a year ago and now it looks as though I've got one and both had to go under the knife to have it removed and was in pain for ages after :(

How have you got on with this?

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Thanks for Enquiring Salu, I missed this. Well it got angry a few days ago and it finally burst today (grr), I was going to goto my GP tomorrow but it kept on venting all of the fluid. I was at work on my own so I phoned my boss and he took over remotely and I drove down to the hospital and went into A&E.

The Nurse who saw me first said she thought I'd be admitted as its quite hard and apparently Anti-Biotics doesn't normally effect it as much, there was only one doctor seeing patients in the A&E so they decided to take blood so that they would have it ready just in case, apparently I have no veins, it was about the 6th attempt before she managed to draw blood so I felt a bit like a pin cushion!

Anyway, eventually got to see a doctor who had a look at it, said it had done all of its draining and said he thought it would be best to put me on Anti-Biotics but went to seek a second opinion, another doctor came along who came to the same conclusion.

Apparently if the Anti-Biotics doesn't take effect within the dosage time (5 days, 1 capsule 4 times per day) then I might have to get it lanced. Whatever happens I'm going to eventually need it permanently excised. But I've taken my first tablet, keep your fingers crossed for me :)