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Have A Small Flab With Hair Sticking To It Near Butt. What Could This Be?

I have something near my butt that I ve had for as long as I can remember, at least when I was 6 or 7 (I m 18 now), and I have no idea what it is. I ve looked things up but I just can t seem to find out. It has some hairs sticking out of it and has a small flab of what looks like skin, nothing else. If there are any ideas as to what is is, please tell me; same goes for if you can help me identify what it is. Also, I didn t know what specialty to pick so I picked this one just in case. Thanks.
Mon, 3 Jun 2013
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Hi ! From your history, it seems to a Pilonidal Sinus, a benign condition, which may get infected at times, and cause you pain.
Another possibility is a spina bifida associated with it for which you have to get examined by your family physician and take advice from him.
Take care.
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Have A Small Flab With Hair Sticking To It Near Butt. What Could This Be?

Hi ! From your history, it seems to a Pilonidal Sinus, a benign condition, which may get infected at times, and cause you pain. Another possibility is a spina bifida associated with it for which you have to get examined by your family physician and take advice from him. Take care.