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Pain in tailbone
Hello doctor, I did a cliff jumping in the water and the landing was slightly wrong, It's been two weeks, the pain has decreased, but still very much there. The pain is only in my coccyx tailbone. I did hurt my balls as well, but that's alright now.
Took only one painkiller that day and managing now as it is. Please suggest.
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Kindly share the xray if you have. The main in the coccyx takes time to go. Kindly use cushion ring, antiinflammatory and after two weeks start pelvic floor strengthening exercises. Avoid straining at stools.
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