Pilonidal Sinus Cyst

I'm worried that I might have it. And if I do, I want to know what kind of treatment that requires someone to do that. Please let me know

My son had one of these when he was about 11 (it was not a hairy not trucks). Treatment with antibiotics was dismissed and he eventually had to cut it with a local anesthetic after his arrival at the point where he could not sit. It looked like a solid ball of pus size of a pea, and only a few stitches needed - not much. It is believed that hair cut, maybe after a haircut, can be worked into the skin and cause infection.

Most pilonidal dimples are harmless pits of small depressions that are present from birth. May be increased hairiness around the area.
The pilonidal dimple may also be a deep tract, rather than a shallow depression, leading to a hollow space (sinus) that may contain hair. These can become infected and drain. On rare occasions, the sinus may extend into the spinal cord.
During adolescence, the dimple or tract may become infected, forming what is called a pilonidal abscess. It is also called a pilonidal cyst, but a true cyst may not be present. These may require surgical drainage or total removal to prevent reinfection.

It occurs in young men who have hairy buttocks wide and deep fissure home. Patients younger than 40 years and have a long occupation of the session. It was so common among drivers of jeep in the war of 1935-1945 it was known as background "Jeep".