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Butt bone small crack
My butt bone.. The one on which we rest ourselves has a small aircrack and a small injury in the head with four sutures
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Agree dr suhel khan and tk physiotherapy treatment and strength exercise
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Use a ring cushion ( Air cushion- available in medical stores) for sitting, For atleast 2-3 months. It will relieve the pressure on your tail bone. If precautions are not taken now, the pain becomes chronic, resulting in Coccygodynia.
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there....., I went through your query....
Surgical treatment is not likely to be necessary,...
Generally, coccyx fractures need approximately 4 to 8 weeks to heal. Surgical intervention will require more time for the area to mend. Your recovery will depend on your age, overall health, extent of your injury and how well you follow your doctor's instructions.....
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