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Constant tailbone pain

2018-01-30 17:14:45
About three weeks ago my tailbone started aching and hurting, the pain has become very severe. I didn’t fall or do anything to injure it. The pain goes away when I sit on soft surfaces but as soon as I sit on a hard chair or bench the pain comes back. It hurts awfully to stand up from sitting, to sit and even walk now, I don’t know what to do about this pain.
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It can be coccydynia...and how about the pain now?

Answered2018-02-03 13:10:59

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It is coccydynia Use soft cushions to sit, sitz bath, and tab naprosyn bd

Answered2018-01-30 17:39:21

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