We get fungal infections most often when our gut bacteria (lactobacilli) become unbalanced. Fungus is everywhere, and a healthy person can usually keep it in check. My assumption is that it is a fungal infection, just like tinea pedis (athlete's foot). I can attest that it is not a pilonidal cyst, because it first appeared after a trip abroad, and then spread to my girlfriend. I'm a physician and seem to be suffering from the same thing. I wish there was some natural cure for this. I find the post about the fungus lying under the epidermis quite credible. AND NO THIS ISNT A CIST! It's either a bloody fungus or some kind of skin/nerve reaction that never quite heals. The area is indeed the butt crack and the surrounding skin, so I would say its about the size of a nickel or a quarter at worst. This unpigmented skin either peels off or I get fed up and I rip it off in my own futile if recurring attempts to get rid of it. When it does heal, it does not heal fully or like it ought to, but rather the skin seems to grow more than it should, in effect creating layers of white skin (not normal white but bone white).
Years folks! I am glad I found this thread, although my buttcrack situation is a bit different. I have tried several antifungal creams, raw aloe vera, medicated powder, neosporin, gosh I even tried using my own urine to kill this fungus thing (thanks a lot mom). My primary physician never got further than saying it was 'benign' and although it does not bleed on its own, it does itch sometimes but it tends to heal and split open incessantly, sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. I have had this butt crack rash for years.
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