bleeding after pilonidal cyst Posted: 01-15-08 19:54pm
I apologize in advance if this is the
wrong area for this topic. If a moderator
or administrator knows of a better area
please move this.
I was being treated for a pilonidal Cyst.
I had healed too quickly and the doctor
had to reopen the wound a little bit. He
reopened the wound and a gauze pad was put
over it to the cover the reopened hole.
Later that night I being a stubborn
individual proceeded to move air
conditioners and play with my dogs. I
went outside to walk one of my dogs when I
realized that there was a damp spot on my
thighs. I checked the area and blood
soaked through the gauze pad, my underwear
and my jeans. I being a teenager washed
the underwear but left the jeans sitting
on my bedroom floor. One and a half weeks
went by and I went to go wash those
blood-soaked jeans. Upon picking up the
jeans I saw that their was a hole in the
denim the size of my hand. I looked for
the missing piece of denim and it was not
there. I am curious about the corrosive
properties of Blood, and has anyone heard
of this happening? I have asked people I
know and no one has given me any insight
into this. I am very curious to see if
this can happen and if it can I wish to
know if it is a regular property of blood
or if it means something else.
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