Should You Treat a Mild Leftward Bend in Your Coccyx?
Coccygeal tip Hello, doctor. I have noticed that the tip of my coccyx seems to be slightly bent to the left. This has been the case for several years without any pain. I had an injury to my coccyx in the third grade that caused an inward curve, but I later received chiropractic t...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
No need.[Read More] Should You Treat a Mild Leftward Bend in Your Coccyx?
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes and Treatment Options
Coccygeal issues Hello doctor, recently my partner and I have been having intercourse frequently, and now whenever I exert myself to achieve an erection, I experience pain in the coccyx area. Could this be a coccygeal injury?
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
It should not be the case. You can visit an orthopedic outpatient clinic for further examination. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Coccyx Curvature: Is a Slight Bend a Cause for Concern?
Coccygeal issues Doctor, I have a slight curvature to the right at the very end of my coccyx, but it doesn't hurt. Is this a problem?
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
The coccyx is not aligned in most people, and this is not considered a medical condition.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Curvature: Is a Slight Bend a Cause for Concern?
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort
Coccygeal issues Doctor, I have recently been experiencing sudden pain in my coccyx, and my pelvis feels sore. The pain in my coccyx is noticeable when I sit, and I start to feel soreness in my pelvis. After sitting for a long time, the area where I had surgery also begins to fee...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, pain in the coccyx is mostly caused by injury or prolonged sitting, especially when sitting on a hard chair, which makes this condition more common. As for a herniated disc, it typically presents with neurological symptoms in the lower extremities rather than pain localize...[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes and Solutions for Discomfort
Understanding Tailbone Pain and Thigh Discomfort After Injury: When to Seek Help
Bone pain When getting up from lying in the bathtub without using my hands for support, I compressed the area near my coccyx. During the process of getting up, I suddenly felt pain in my left thigh (only at the moment of compression). Initially, the area I compressed did not hurt...
Dr. Zhan Xian Reply:
Hello, if there is no significant improvement after 3 days, and it affects your daily life, please visit a hospital for a consultation.[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Pain and Thigh Discomfort After Injury: When to Seek Help
Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Causes and Recovery Insights
Coccygeal injury A few days ago, I slipped on a wet floor and fell to the ground. Now my legs feel very sore, and I experience pain in the soles of my feet when walking. I had an X-ray taken, and the doctor mentioned that my coccyx, which normally has a curvature, is slightly con...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on your description, a simple coccyx injury should not pose any significant issues. The current soreness in your legs is likely due to the recent fall. It should heal in approximately 3 to 4 weeks.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Causes and Recovery Insights
Can I Do Core Exercises with Coccyx Inflammation?
Coccygeal inflammation, looking to perform core exercises? Due to inflammation of the coccyx, I want to do core exercises, but I'm unsure if I can. I've been feeling discomfort in my coccyx and I'm afraid it might turn into chronic coccygeal inflammation. It's...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, once the acute phase of coccygeal inflammation has passed, it is advisable to gradually engage in core exercises and stretching. Wishing you a speedy recovery.[Read More] Can I Do Core Exercises with Coccyx Inflammation?
Coccydynia: Understanding Tailbone Pain After Severe Coughing
Coccygeal issues Hello Doctor: About a month ago, I had a severe cold and was coughing a lot. Initially, I didn't have many symptoms, but after a while, I started to feel some soreness in my coccyx (the area where the tailbone is located). I could feel it whether I was stand...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on your symptoms, it is likely that you have coccydynia due to improper posture or exertion, which may have led to coccygeal fasciitis. It is recommended that you visit an orthopedic clinic for an X-ray examination for peace of mind. If necessary, you may need to tak...[Read More] Coccydynia: Understanding Tailbone Pain After Severe Coughing
Understanding Coccydynia: Recovery Tips After a Tailbone Fracture
Coccygeal fracture Hello, I fell down the stairs yesterday and saw an orthopedic doctor today. The doctor said I have a coccyx fracture and that no special treatment is needed; it should heal on its own in about two months. I would like to know what actions I should avoid during ...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
1. Coccygeal fractures typically heal within 6 to 8 weeks. 2. It is advisable to avoid bending at the waist, squatting, and lifting heavy objects. 3. Currently, there are no specific rehabilitation, exercises, dietary supplements, or medications that can expedite recovery.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Recovery Tips After a Tailbone Fracture
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Duration, and Treatment Options
Coccydynia Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing pain in my coccyx for over a month. I had an X-ray done, and the bones appeared normal, but the pain has not decreased; in fact, it has intensified. The pain is located about 1-2 centimeters above the anus. How long does it typic...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, typically a coccyx contusion with inflammation takes about 6-8 weeks to heal. You should avoid bending, lifting heavy objects, and prolonged sitting. It is advisable to use a soft chair and avoid pressure on the painful area. Wishing you a speedy recovery.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Duration, and Treatment Options
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery Time
Coccygeal issues One morning, I woke up and noticed pain in my coccyx. I went to see a doctor and the X-rays showed nothing wrong with the bones. Could this be inflammation? I've been taking the medication prescribed by the doctor for a week, but it hasn't improved. If ...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, if the X-ray examination is normal, it is usually indicative of coccygeal tendonitis. It is recommended to reduce prolonged sitting, bending over, lifting heavy objects, and sitting on hard chairs that directly compress the coccyx. Along with medication, improvement can be...[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery Time
Coccyx Fracture Recovery Time: When Can You Return to Work?
The healing time for a coccyx fracture can vary, but it typically takes about 4 to 12 weeks for the bone to heal. However, some individuals may experience discomfort for How long does it typically take for a coccyx fracture to heal? When can I return to work (in the service indus...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
1. The healing time for a fractured coccyx is approximately 6 weeks. 2. If there is no severe pain, one can ride a motorcycle and return to work. 3. It is advisable to avoid prolonged pressure on the affected area (avoid sitting for long periods) and bending over to lift heav...[Read More] Coccyx Fracture Recovery Time: When Can You Return to Work?
Understanding Pelvic Pain: Causes, Treatments, and Management Strategies
Pain near the pelvis? Hello Doctor: I would like to inquire about my father's condition. My father is 50 years old and has been experiencing pain near his pelvis intermittently for the past two years. The pain is often severe enough to prevent him from sleeping, and he canno...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Pain near the pelvis may originate from the lumbar spine or the hip joint, so it is essential to examine both areas. The information you provided is limited, making it difficult to determine the cause. It would be advisable to consult an orthopedic physician to discuss whether fu...[Read More] Understanding Pelvic Pain: Causes, Treatments, and Management Strategies
Managing Coccyx Fractures and Osteoporosis in Seniors: Key Insights
Coccygeal fracture, osteoporosis? My grandmother is 78 years old. During the 228 holiday last year, she fell while walking to collect something and landed on her buttocks. After going to the hospital, the doctor diagnosed her with a coccyx fracture and ordered a bone density test...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccydynia, or pain in the coccyx, is typically caused by trauma and is not necessarily related to osteoporosis. Fractures resulting from osteoporosis usually occur in the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, often leading to compression fractures from minor falls. Caltrate seems to he...[Read More] Managing Coccyx Fractures and Osteoporosis in Seniors: Key Insights
Managing Tailbone Pain and Leg Discomfort: Non-Surgical Options
Coccydynia with lower limb pain? Hello, Director. Since February 17th until today, I have been experiencing persistent soreness from my lower back (coccyx) down to my lower limbs (thighs, knees, and calves). The primary symptom is soreness. After consulting with an orthopedic spe...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, generally speaking, a coccygeal contusion does not present with neurological symptoms. It would be best for you to undergo a physical examination for a proper assessment of your symptoms. Thank you.[Read More] Managing Tailbone Pain and Leg Discomfort: Non-Surgical Options
Understanding Coccyx Fracture: Symptoms, Recovery, and Long-Term Effects
Coccygeal fracture sequelae On February 26, I fell while skiing in South Korea, landing on my back and hitting my tailbone. When I went to a local hospital for treatment, an X-ray revealed that I had a fracture of the coccyx. Upon returning home, I visited the emergency room, whe...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
1. There will be pain for a period of time after a fracture. 2. Over time, it will improve, and the pain may disappear after six months to a year. 3. Usually, there are no lasting sequelae. 4. No, the fracture does not affect the birth canal, so there is no need for concern...[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Fracture: Symptoms, Recovery, and Long-Term Effects
Pelvic Pain and Numbness During Sleep and Running: What to Know
Experiencing numbness in the pelvic region while running? Hello doctor, for the past few days, I've been experiencing discomfort in my pelvic area and coccyx while sleeping, which affects my sleep. Whether I'm lying on my back or side, I feel numbness and swelling, alon...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
Hello Ms. Chou: The text does not mention any recent accidents, so in the absence of any specific traumatic events, it seems that you have been experiencing discomfort in your pelvic area and coccyx while sleeping over the past few days. This discomfort affects your sleep, causin...[Read More] Pelvic Pain and Numbness During Sleep and Running: What to Know
Assessing Tailbone Pain After Snowboarding: When to Seek Medical Attention
Pain near the coccyx after skiing? Hello, doctor. I am currently working and vacationing at a ski resort in Japan. Eight days ago, I attempted snowboarding for the first time and had a significant fall landing on my back. I think I may have injured my coccyx or the area just abov...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on the symptoms you described, as long as there is no severe pain or numbness and weakness in the lower limbs, it is mostly harmless, and you can continue to monitor the situation. As long as you do not experience pain during daily activities, you should be able to r...[Read More] Assessing Tailbone Pain After Snowboarding: When to Seek Medical Attention
Assessing Tailbone Pain After Snowboarding: When to Seek Medical Help
Pain near the coccyx after skiing? Hello, doctor. I am currently working and vacationing at a ski resort in Japan. Eight days ago, I attempted snowboarding for the first time and had a significant fall, landing on my back. I think I may have injured my coccyx or the area just abo...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on the symptoms you described, as long as there is no severe pain or numbness and weakness in the lower limbs, it is generally not a concern, and you can continue to monitor your condition. As long as you do not experience pain during daily activities, you should be ...[Read More] Assessing Tailbone Pain After Snowboarding: When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Tailbone Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Pain in the lumbar region when lying flat or bending forward? Hello, Doctor: I would like to ask you about some symptoms I've been experiencing. For the past two weeks, I've been feeling pain near the left side of my coccyx when lying flat or bending over. I often wake ...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Pain near the coccyx may be due to inflammation of the periosteum, which can cause pain when touched or pressed. If there is also a sensation of numbness, it may indicate nerve compression, and it is advisable to visit a hospital for evaluation. This will help determine the diagn...[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options