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Tailbone pain two months after c section
I had a c section delivery and almost two months after that I have started experiencing tailbone pain. It becomes very painful when I sit on hard surface. When I get up after sitting , my lower back also becomes stiff
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Coccyx pain is really commonafter birth and sometimes for a long time after birth.
Thepain on the tip of the tailbone as you sit down, or for prolonged sitting, and then many can experience it at its worst when getting back up from sitting.
Sit on a donut pillow or wedge-shaped gel cushion to take pressure off your tailbone.
Take a hot bath to relax your muscles.
Apply hot or cold packs to your lower back and see if it helps
You can take pain medication , please connect for prescription
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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The reason could be calcium deficiency
Hope you are taking calcium supplements regularly
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