pic not taken by me !

 

Hope you've had your breakfast.

PILONIDAL SINUS is what it's called, i call it a pain in the ****.
Been 2 weeks now of watching tv and need to get out in the field.


Too much of this stuff to!!


[Edited by rb5037 - 1/30/2004 10:56:13 AM]

 

WTF is that! Hope it heals up quickly though...

 

That's what happens after they operate on an ingrowing hair thats gone bad.
Paul you should have made the topic "don't look while eating"


PS this was taken on my mobile phone. Not bad hay!


[Edited by rb5037 - 1/29/2004 6:20:26 PM]

 

Vindaloo?

 

"It was so funny I was in stitches"


Sorry. It had to be done!!

 

rite i'm waxing my **** now....

 

That must make taking a crap a bit of a bind!

 

Jeepers creepers!

I don't know which is worse, the **** or the stitching.

Combined they make a real treat.

Also amazed this hasn't been moved/deleted etc...

Edited to ask what the surgeon used to operate with - an axe/scaffold pole/JCB???

[Edited by Jerome - 1/29/2004 8:15:09 PM]

 

ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHH!

Get well soon mate, make sure you wipe your ar$e more often stop it coming back!

lol!

 

Been there, done that. It hurts at first but wait until it starts to heal. The itching is unreal! Pionidal Synus(?) is the name I think. Used to be called Jeep **** by the Forces so I was reliably told by my doctor!

[Edited by mark@wrx - 1/29/2004 9:26:38 PM]

 

LOL

 

mark@wrx

10/10. thats it, like you, haven't got a clue how to spell..

been 15 days now since the op' and starting to get some sleep now.

i don't mind you guys taking the mick, just don't rip the **** out of it

 

PILONIDAL SINUS

Steve

 

sometimes modern technology can be such a bad thing

I guy at work had this done recently, he now keeps 'the area' Immac'd or shaved (and no I can't confirm)

 

F'in hell that looks nasty!!

 

Blast, there I was enjoying some nice orange segments when this thread loaded onto my screen...shocking
I've heard about this condition...yep the GIs used to get this....caused by battlefield hygiene conditions and the unforgiving Jeep seats and suspension
Hope you make a speedy recovery so you can get back to some 'seat of your pants' driving

 

I wondered how long it would be till this got moved from general to here!

Should i put better (worse) pic's up? maybe not.

 

Yep i have had this too, got a new **** crack now. Mind you mine didnt look that bad(went private). Was that NHS or private op ? 3 nights in hospital followed by 3weeks off work ! Having them sutres stitches out is not funny, especially when its 2 lovely nurses doing it. Makes you flinch i can tell ya.

 

This would go well in FHM mag, in the "What is wrong with FHM readers" section!!

 

Feckin 'ell Adam

Get well soon mate.

 

lpski1

This was a £2000 operation. And yes the stitch removal was not nice.


[Edited by rb5037 - 1/30/2004 10:53:51 AM]

 

get well soon m8

 

I had one of those buggers removed about 8 years ago. Very painful....

 

thanks andy and kevin.

see you guys soonish

 

PLEASE..... LOCK THIS THREAD

I have shed 3st from not being able to eat after seeing these pictures.

Moderators... this cannot be right....

I now feel the need to poke out my eyes for fear that the horrible images are burned onto my retinas.

 

thanks andy and kevin.

see you guys soonish

 

yeh i hope to see everyone soon , was spose to see paul last night but did'nt get home until half 9 from looking at house's , i know he's pissed off but at the moment i really need to find a house ruther quick !

 

Cannot help but wonder if an in growing hair would be less painful?

ouch!

JGM

 

feeling any better mate ?