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Coccycodynia & Sacroiliatis
It's been more than a month I am diagnosed with Coccycodynia & Sacroiliatis pain. Doctor asked me to take 3 weeks of bed rest and gave me some medicines and also asked me to sit on donut pillow. It's almost more than a month if I am on bed rest there is not much pain but if I sit or walk for more than 10 mins than pain starts. I have consulted 3 doctors but I am not getting a concrete result.
Not able to understand what more precautions should I need as I am working and on medical leave from 1 month.
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Sacroilitis is not common. Needs evaluation with ASO,ESR,CRP,ANA,HLAB27
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Dr. K Shanmuganandan
Rheumatologist
34 yrs exp
Chennai
U can use coccyx pillow and pain medication along with heat therapy and back exercise
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Dr. Ateet Sharma
Orthopedist
22 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Do not sit in hard surfaces.
You can start with ultrasound at a physiotherapy centre.
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