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cyst in saddle sore area...how long out?

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  1. Amyone had a cyst removed in the saddle sore area? Was wondering how long you were off the saddle
    and possibly how much it cost.

    many thx

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    Amyone had a cyst removed in the saddle sore area? Was wondering how long you were off the saddle
    and possibly how much it cost.

    That you're asking how much it costs makes me wonder if you're certain it's a cyst and not a common
    boil. If the latter, it's not that big a deal; you get it lanced (please, no jokes) and can probably
    get back to riding almost immediately. Don't know about cysts.

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles chainreactionbicycles.comchainreactionbicycles.com

  3. << > Amyone had a cyst removed in the saddle sore area? Was wondering how

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    long you were off the saddle and possibly how much it cost.

    That you're asking how much it costs makes me wonder if you're certain it's a cyst and not a common
    boil. If the latter, it's not that big a deal; you get it lanced (please, no jokes) and can probably
    get back to riding almost immediately. Don't know about cysts. >>

    When a bacterial infection under the skin becomes encapsulated, you end up with a hard nodule of
    tissue called a sebaceous cyst. You should go to a dermatologist and have it examined. The doctor
    will inject it with a corticosteroid to reduce the inflammation. Sometimes this is effective in
    dissolving it. If not, it should be excised, or it may get larger. You can get back on the bike with
    no lasting damage after the sutures are removed, usually 7-10 days.

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