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How Can A Gluteal Cleft Boil With Draining Pus Be Treated?

I have a boil in my butt crack that i found draining it s self this morning. It right by my anus and I am wondering what to do next ? I cleaned it immediately after i noticed it at started to drain . My doctor currently has me on antibiotics for the boil since yesterday but I don t know what to do next due to the sensitive area , and I. Am reading a lot of different things on line . Thanks
Mon, 13 Mar 2017
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Hello,
Thank you for your query.

According to your details the possibilities are-
1.Simple boil
2.Fistula in ano

if it is simple boil it will cure by antibiotic treatment.
if recurrence occur then it might be due to fistula in ano.
In this condition you need to consult with a colorectal surgeon.

I think it will help you.
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How Can A Gluteal Cleft Boil With Draining Pus Be Treated?

Hello, Thank you for your query. According to your details the possibilities are- 1.Simple boil 2.Fistula in ano if it is simple boil it will cure by antibiotic treatment. if recurrence occur then it might be due to fistula in ano. In this condition you need to consult with a colorectal surgeon. I think it will help you.