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Tail bone pain
I have tail
Bone pain from last one year.
Got MRI done and findings were minimal marrow edema and Coccyx pain in first bone. Daily sitting in alum warm water for 20
Min from last three months and taking physio also. Will it go on its own or something else also I need to do. Pl advise as it's difficult
To travel or sit for long .
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posture correction... esp during workin hrs.. will help...just hot water fomentation won't help... can try posture correction.. anti-inflammatory meds.. Pillow too as one colleague suggested..it has to b al together method...
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Try doughnut pillow as well.
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Something else required as its already 3 month
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