Pain in the tailbone area

2021-06-16 12:18:32
I am an Athlete who do compound weight lifting on daily basis. 2 weeks back while doing Hip Thrust i felt a little discomfort in the tail bone area but i continued with my routine. After 1 week of that incident I experienced slight discomfort again in the left side of the tail bone area - i did some stretching and it was all ok. But yesterday again i felt the pain but this time it is slightly more as compared to last time. Symptoms - 1. Whenever i lean forward i feel the pain. 2. When i am leaning backward there is no pain 3. If i lie down i feel slight discomfort but after sometime its fine. 4. When i am trying to stand up - i feel the pain. 5. When i walk - there is no issue. What can be done ? Is it due to some nerve or muscle spasm? Thank you!
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Laser physiotherapy treatment best option for you

Answered2021-06-21 14:19:24

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Seems like you have issue with sacroilliac joint.
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best advice is to visit concern expert.
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avoid sitting on hard surfaces and apply contrast bath over the affected joint.

Answered2021-06-17 10:05:24

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxvRQ9ZJ8vQ Chiropractic Mobilization will help. Avoid bending in front. Postural Correction- Sit Tall, Walk Tall. Extension Exercises x 15 times x twice daily. Apply Hot Fomentation twice daily.

Answered2021-06-17 09:36:16

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Nothing to worry, apply ice pack twice a day, rest and do foam roller exercises daily, if no improvement after 3 days then visit physiotherapy clinic and take treatment. Or you can visit the ortho doc and can use medicines for the same.

Answered2021-06-16 12:32:27

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What you are mentioning sound like a sacroiliac joint issue. Or if your loading was not equal on both legs with the hip trust, you could load one side of the tail bone. Hard to diagnose unless it is felt. You might have to visit a physiotherapist.

Answered2021-06-17 06:49:39

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