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Coccyx bone pain killer
Suddenly due to excessive sitting, i have been facing problem of coccyx bone, so would like to know which is best pain killer for coccyx bone pain.
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Its called coccyxdynia.
Apply ice three to four time per day avoid direct skin contact. Apply for 20 min
Yes pain killer works . (Anti inflammatory ) but u need prescription for that. It wil reuire for 5-7 days if you dont have any allergy or Diabeties or blood pressure or kidney prblms
Use a ring pillow called saccro-coccygeal pillow. Google it.
Avoid hard surface sitting
Wear loose pants /under garment.
While sitting bend little forward and sit.
Once symptons reduce after 5 to7 days start basic strech excersies by physiotherpy for pelvic and sacrral muscles. For few day then perform those excersies at home everyday 3--4 times .
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Sit on soft pillows
Don't sit on hard surface, don't do excessive bike or car drive
Can use ring pillows
Do sitz bath( putting coccyx region in hot water tub)
Do keegles exercises
Take Etoricoxib 90 mg for pain
Consult in no relief
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Spine Surgeon
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Itching and pain are not same.
Itching is due to sweating.
Avoid same and keep good hygiene.
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