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Tail bone pain
No use for medication still pain. When I'm setting in ground the pain will more. I can't sit 1 hr r more time at a position what I'm do and consulting a doctor his given psi killer tablets but no use
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Strictly do not sit over hard surfaces , avoid bikes and scooters , a pillow with a hole in center must be used all the times when sitting (in market comes with the name of air ring/coccycodynia pillow )
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Sitz bath ( sitting in a tub with warm water will help )
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Be patient , it takes some time to heal but it heals eventually
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-Sit in such a manner that the tail bone does not touch the seat.
-do perineal exercises.
- visit my YouTube channel Dr NC Gupta for learning the exercises.
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Any investigation?
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Dr. Vilas P Chavan
Orthopedic surgeon
9 yrs exp
Pune
Coccydynia, Use Coccyx Pillow
Never sit on Ground
Use any kind of painkiller
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Physiotherapy
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Consult with me on practo for more details
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Dr. Nanda Kumar Bhairi
Orthopedist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Use soft pillow while sitting take tab tendoshot
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Please consult
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Dr Pavan kommineni
Orthopedist
11 yrs exp
Guntur
Need more details about your problem. Can use a Ring pillow while sitting on hard surfaces. Sitz bath helps you. Needs further testing to know the cause of pain.
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