Well I'm back again
I have had a very hard time since I last posted here.
My suregon that did the first 2 pilonidal cysts never returned my phone calls about finding me a new doctor. He didn't know what to do so he pretty much ignored me. That was about a month ago. My mom has called his office about 8 times, never called back. So I said screw him, I didn't like the guy anyway. He wanted me to do P.E. a day after I had my 1st surgery. He never listened to what I had to say, plus he exaggerated so much. Unless your Superman theres no way you can do sports the 2nd day after surgery well I sure couldn't. Both of my pilonidal cysts I had were infected[

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So I moved on and found a new doctor
So I met my new doc and boy was he alot nicer than the one I last had. I told him all about my past doctor and how he had me do the catscans to see if I had cysts. He shook his head and said those don't show up polonidal cysts at all. He also said alot of bad things about my past surgen I had. He looked at the wound and said it looked ok, but it was very red. What it does, is it heals up then splits, when I went it was all healed up for some reason. I just looked at it again tonight and guess what? It's split again. He knows something is bothering me, but he dosen't know for sure if it's another cyst. He dosen't want to put me to sleep and operate on me, unless it's needed. I've been put to sleep 4 times since 2002. Last April when I had surgery done on my esophagus I came out bad. I busted all the blood vessels in my face and looked like a demon for 3 weeks. So I don't want to be put asleep again, unless it will make the pain go away for good. So he said come back when it's split open again and I'll have a look at it. He also thinks my tail bone could be the problem causing me to have pain. Or it could possibly be my scoliosis in my back. So I don't know what's going on. It throbs alot and always feels very hot in the area. Anybody got any suggestions for me?
Sorry for the long post, I just thought I'd let you all know how it went.