might be a staph infection.. you should probably see a dr. Don't wait!
---- While this may be a staphylococcal infection, there is no guarantee. There are many other conditions that can cause similar symptoms.
Where is the sore? Is it at the "top" of your gluteal cleft? Has it been there long, or is this a relatively new problem? Have you had this before? Sores/swelling at the region where your gluteal cleft meets your lower back are commonly pilonidal cysts or abscesses. These are congenital and frequently recurrent. They can become inflamed and quite painful. They require drainage and packing. If they are persistent or recur frequently, surgery can be performed to clear out all the debris that causes the abscesses.
Other possible causes could be fistulas, furuncles, folliculitis, as well as buttock abscesses. Concerning symptoms for which you should see your physician soon would be fevers, increasing size of the "sore," and if the description of the pilonidal cyst/abscess fits your problem. Otherwise, you can try warm packs, warm baths, and seeing if you can draw the fluid out yourself. If you cannot, then see your physician.
Unless you are actually experiencing a bowl movement - any unexpected anal discharge of any type should be discussed with your family doctor.
butt crack.
It won't show unless you want to show. I wear saree enough below my navel even then butt crack doesn't show when I bend. If I am in a mood to show butt crack I lower my saree further to butt crack point. It looks pretty there and when I bend it show my butt crack. Najma
Because their pants are to big or want to show their butt crack. I saw a women's butt crack at IHOP and it was sexy. And at my grand parent's nuseing home, every nurses butt crack shows!
He's a fictional character and mention of his rear being "smelly" has never happened.
butt crack
Sacroiliac area, sacrum, coccyx or coccygeal area, or it can be referred to as the top of the natal cleft (butt crack).
my butt crack
A butt crack is the vertical crevice that runs between the two buttocks. It is typically a narrow, V-shaped indentation that separates the buttocks.
It appears there may have been a misunderstanding. A butt crack is the top part of the buttocks that can be visible when someone is sitting or bending over. There is no such thing as a butt crack plaque.
The length of a woman's butt crack can vary depending on individual anatomy. It is important to remember that everyone's body is unique and there is no specific or standard length that a butt crack should be.
in my butt crack