Unable to sit long pain in buttlock

2021-10-20 10:07:54
Hi am having pain in butt lock n not able to sit long.i The pain started after I fell down on my butts .it has been a year now.i did x-ray n xray report fine.i also had medication for 2 months.it was fine then.again I got the pain and it radiates down to my knees n feet.i have no problem doing any exercise or while climbing stairs with certain stiffness in the spine and pelvic bones.am afraid is it spondylitis? Please suggest
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Answered2021-10-21 06:58:08

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Coccydynia (tail bone pain) Use cushion or donut pillow while sitting Take Tablet Acenac MR 2 tablets per day For reffered pain take Tablet prgabalin 75 mg one tablet daily
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Go for physiotherapy treatment
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Hot water application for muscle relaxation and pain relief

Answered2021-10-20 10:40:35

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Hi, Is the stiffness present in the morning when you wake up and becomes less as you start with your routine? Consult directly so proper history can be taken and management can be suggested

Answered2021-10-20 10:26:57

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