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Stair fall
I fell on the stairs in sitting position. My coccyx region is paining. The pain is like something is pinning me. The pain is more when i stand from sitting or sit from standing. I can't sit normally. When I'm walking there is something uncomfortable. On the skin there, a small bruise is present (which we usually get on hands when something hits us). I went for an xray today. The doctor told me maybe the pain was due to muscle stiffness. She prescribed me HIFENAC MR .
She told me the xray was normal. I need to confirm.
Please take a look at the xray
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Xray looks good.
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Use doughnut pillow while sitting down, if there are abrasions in that area, keep that area dry. Tablet prescribed by doctor would do its job. Pain will gradually come down.
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Dr. Praveen Goparaju
Spine Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Xray looks ok.
Use the same tablet.
It takes some time for the pain to completely go away.
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Try to avoid jerky movements and sitting for prolonged durations
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Xray is ok
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