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Tailbone pain
I have tailbone pain for the past one year which started after fistula surgery and the tailbone pain was very mild till last month but suddenly the pain has increased. I consulted an orthopedist and he suggested some exercise, sitz bath and to use a donut cushion during long hours sitting and also he prescribed some pain killer (ugesic tablet) and now the pain has decreased and manageable. Now I am planning for a second pregnancy and is it ok to get pregnant?will this Coccydynia affect my pregnancy.
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Consult your Obg.doctor regarding 2nd pregnancy.
Sit on thighs rather than on hips so that tail bone does not touch the seat.
Perineal exercises will help you.
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Cunsult obstetrics dr for preagnacy related complication
And yes pain over tail bone slight raised as pregnancy progress
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