Persistent Coccyx Pain After Three Months: Seeking Solutions
Coccydynia persists for three months despite treatment? Hello Doctor: I have thoroughly researched all issues related to the coccyx. My condition is that three years ago, I paid out of pocket for an MRI from the cervical spine to the sacrum, and at that time, my coccyx was normal...
Dr. Wang Jiacheng Reply:
Coccyx contusions typically heal with rest and pain medication; what is needed is time for recovery, which usually takes about three to six months.[Read More] Persistent Coccyx Pain After Three Months: Seeking Solutions
Understanding Coccydynia: Managing Tailbone Injuries and Recovery
Coccygeal contusion Hello, Doctor: I have researched all the issues related to the coccyx. My condition is that three years ago, I paid for an MRI from the cervical spine to the sacrum, and at that time, my coccyx was normal. In March of this year, I slipped and fell, resulting i...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccyx bone contusions typically heal with rest and pain medication. What is needed is time for recovery, which usually takes about three to six months.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Managing Tailbone Injuries and Recovery
Understanding Knee Pain and Tailbone Discomfort: Common Causes and Solutions
Knee problems Hello, doctor. I have two questions to ask: 1. When sitting for long periods, especially on a sofa, I experience pain in the coccyx area, which is the degenerative tailbone. What could be the cause of this condition? 2. My job requires me to ride a motorcycle fo...
Dr. Zhan Xian Reply:
Hello, it is advisable to visit the orthopedic outpatient clinic for evaluation. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Knee Pain and Tailbone Discomfort: Common Causes and Solutions
Understanding Knee Pain and Tailbone Discomfort from Prolonged Sitting and Riding
Knee problems Hello, doctor. I have two questions to ask: 1. Sitting for long periods, especially on a sofa, causes pain in the coccyx (the tailbone). What could be the reason for this? 2. Due to the nature of my work, I need to ride a motorcycle for long hours, stopping and ...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
1. Prolonged sitting, especially on a sofa, can lead to pain in the coccyx (tailbone) due to localized inflammation resulting from sustained pressure on that area. 2. If your job requires you to ride a motorcycle for long hours with frequent stops, this could contribute to knee ...[Read More] Understanding Knee Pain and Tailbone Discomfort from Prolonged Sitting and Riding
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery Time
Coccygeal issues About 13 days ago, I was doing a thorough cleaning at home, and because the stairs were slippery, I slipped down two steps. I've been experiencing pain when pressing on my coccyx area for the past few days. It doesn't hurt when I slouch, but it does hur...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It is best to see a physician for an X-ray to check if there is any injury to the coccyx; if there is, treatment will be necessary.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery Time
Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Causes of Pain, Infection, and Treatment
Coccygeal injury Doctor, I recently sought treatment elsewhere for a bruise and small fracture of my coccyx caused by a fall while ice skating. Initially, the injury was red, swollen, and inflamed, but a few days later, the skin suddenly broke open and started bleeding. A small w...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It may be a case of inflammation due to a bacterial infection following an injury. It is important to actively manage the situation by draining any pus, taking antibiotics, and properly treating the wound to prevent more severe infection.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Causes of Pain, Infection, and Treatment
Struggling with Coccyx Pain: Seeking Relief After a Car Accident
Coccydynia makes it impossible to sleep? Hello Doctor: I was in a car accident on June 9, and I've been experiencing pain in my ischium and coccyx until December 23. I had one session of shockwave therapy for the ischium, but there's still some pain on the right side. I...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
Hello! If you have already scheduled an MRI, it is advisable to wait for the report to be completed and then have your attending physician evaluate it in detail for you. Thank you![Read More] Struggling with Coccyx Pain: Seeking Relief After a Car Accident
Understanding Tailbone Injuries: When to Seek Treatment After a Fall
Slipped down the stairs and landed on my butt? Today, I slipped down about three steps on the stairs and landed hard on my buttocks. Initially, the pain was located at the junction of my buttocks and the back of my thigh. After a while, the pain shifted to the inner thigh extendi...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello: Generally, conservative treatment is sufficient, and no further intervention is needed. This type of injury typically takes about three weeks to heal.[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Injuries: When to Seek Treatment After a Fall
Understanding Tailbone Injuries: When to Seek Treatment After a Fall
Slipped down the stairs and landed on my butt? Today, I slipped down about three steps on the stairs and landed hard on my buttocks. Initially, I felt pain at the junction of my buttocks and the back of my thigh. After a while, the pain shifted to the inner thigh extending slight...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello: Generally, conservative treatment is sufficient, and no further intervention is needed. This type of injury typically takes about three weeks to heal.[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Injuries: When to Seek Treatment After a Fall
Understanding Tailbone Injuries: Treatment Options After a Fall
Slipped down the stairs and landed on my butt? Today, I slipped down about three steps on the stairs and landed hard on my buttocks. Initially, the area where my buttocks connect to the back of my thigh was very painful. After a while, the pain shifted to the inner thigh extendin...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello: Generally, conservative treatment is sufficient, and no further intervention is needed. This type of injury typically takes about three weeks to heal.[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Injuries: Treatment Options After a Fall
Understanding Crush Injuries: Recovery Insights for Foot and Leg Fractures
Bilateral foot crush fractures? Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask about my condition. I suffered a fall from a height, resulting in comminuted fractures of both feet, comminuted fractures of the right tibia and fibula, a comminuted fracture of the coccyx, and cauda equina syndro...
Dr. Wang Jiacheng Reply:
Even while on bed rest, rehabilitation exercises can still be performed. If there is no movement, muscles can quickly atrophy.[Read More] Understanding Crush Injuries: Recovery Insights for Foot and Leg Fractures
Could Volleyball Collision Cause Tailbone Injury? Understanding Your Pain
Due to a collision while playing volleyball, I fell and landed on my buttocks? Hello doctor, on September 23rd, I collided with someone while playing volleyball and fell, landing on my buttocks. I applied ice initially. Today, the pain has decreased a bit and is within tolerable ...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, the pain you described in that area is usually caused by inflammation of the ligaments connecting to the coccyx. It typically takes about 3-4 weeks to heal, but if there is a fracture, it may take 1-2 months to recover. Generally, surgical treatment is not required.[Read More] Could Volleyball Collision Cause Tailbone Injury? Understanding Your Pain
Optimal Sitting Posture for Spinal Health: A Guide for Patients
The impact of sitting posture on the spine? I would like to ask the doctor about the correct sitting posture, as I have spinal stenosis issues. I had an injury to my coccyx when I was younger, and I have been feeling better after recent workouts. Now, I want to adjust my sitting ...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, both sitting postures are correct and suitable for different situations. Besides the sitting posture, it is more important to get up and move around after sitting for more than 30 minutes to protect the spine.[Read More] Optimal Sitting Posture for Spinal Health: A Guide for Patients
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Symptoms, and Recovery Tips
Coccygeal issues A few days ago, I accidentally fell out of bed while sleeping and hit the corner of a nearby cabinet. Now, the area around my coccyx is swollen, and it hurts a bit when I walk. Getting out of the car is extremely painful, but lying down feels much more comfortabl...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, for a coccyx contusion, it's important to pay attention to your sitting posture. Sit up straight, avoid sitting on sofas, and do not put pressure on the coccyx area. A supportive waist belt may provide some relief. If the pain is severe, using anti-inflammatory and pa...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Symptoms, and Recovery Tips
Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Coccygeal issues Hello, yesterday I accidentally fell on my buttocks while skateboarding (the marked area is shown in the attached image). I can walk normally now, but when I lie down and press on the impacted area, it feels like a bruise pain. My legs are fine, with no soreness ...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
You can go to the hospital for an X-ray to determine if there is a fracture; sometimes, trauma to the coccyx can cause a fracture.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Rehabilitation and Treatment Options
Coccydynia (tailbone pain) issues? When riding a bike and getting up from a seated position, I experience pain in my coccyx. An X-ray showed no issues with the bones, but a rehabilitation doctor mentioned it is due to anterior pelvic tilt. Can I recover solely through rehabilitat...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello, it is recommended to apply more heat compresses, avoid sitting on hard chairs, and limit the use of stationary bicycles. Adjust your posture to avoid pressure on the coccyx. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Wang Shou-ji.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Rehabilitation and Treatment Options
Recovery Time for Tailbone Injuries After an Accident: What to Expect
Coccyx injury from a car accident? On March 12, I fell while my boyfriend was giving me a ride and injured my coccyx. I went to see a doctor, who said that the bone in my coccyx is naturally protruding, but fortunately, I didn't hit the protruding area; otherwise, I wouldn...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Generally, a coccyx contusion takes about 3 to 4 weeks to heal. This is due to the numerous ligaments attached, which can cause pain when moving.[Read More] Recovery Time for Tailbone Injuries After an Accident: What to Expect
Recovery Time for Tailbone Injury After a Fall: What to Expect
In a car accident, the coccyx was injured? On March 12, I fell while my boyfriend was giving me a ride and injured my coccyx. I went to see a doctor who said that the bone in my coccyx is naturally protruding, but fortunately, I didn't hit the protruding area; otherwise, I w...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, a typical coccyx contusion usually takes about 3 to 4 weeks to heal. This is because there are many ligaments attached, which can easily cause pain when moving.[Read More] Recovery Time for Tailbone Injury After a Fall: What to Expect
Understanding Coccydynia: When Tailbone Injuries Cause Back Pain
Coccyx injury causing lower back pain? Hello Doctor: A few days ago, I slipped and fell, injuring my coccyx. I had an X-ray, and the doctor said it would heal with rest. However, it has been 12 days, and now I am experiencing lower back soreness, some pain in my coccyx, and unusu...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Typically, a bone bruise takes about one to two months to heal completely and become pain-free. You can take some pain relievers to alleviate the discomfort if it's very painful; otherwise, just wait for it to heal gradually.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: When Tailbone Injuries Cause Back Pain
Understanding Herniated Discs: When to Consider Minimally Invasive Surgery
Herniated disc Hello, doctor. I would like to ask for your opinion. I started experiencing lower back pain in early February, which felt sore whether I was standing or sitting. By mid-February, the pain suddenly intensified, radiating from my right leg down to my ankle, causing s...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello: Currently, medical recommendations suggest that if an MRI shows a herniated disc compressing a nerve, and treatments such as medication, rehabilitation, and thermal coagulation therapy have been ineffective, then surgery should be considered as an option. For young patient...[Read More] Understanding Herniated Discs: When to Consider Minimally Invasive Surgery