Understanding Coccydynia: Pain Relief After Childbirth
Coccygeal issues Hello Doctor, I recently gave birth and am currently in my postpartum recovery period. It's been about ten days since delivery, and I've been experiencing persistent pain in the coccyx area. I can't sit or lie down comfortably, and I feel sharp pai...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, after reviewing your description, I believe it may be related to the pulling during childbirth. I recommend taking pain relievers along with applying heat, and observing the situation for a period of time (about a month). If the condition worsens, I suggest visiting an out...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Pain Relief After Childbirth
Tailbone Injury After a Fall: When to Seek Medical Attention
Coccygeal injury due to a fall? Hello, doctor! I have a question. I slipped on a puddle and fell hard, hearing a crack when I hit my coccyx, and I ended up lying on the ground in so much pain that I couldn't speak. My friend helped me up, and I could only stand after the pai...
Dr. Xie Hongjia Reply:
Dear Miss Hsiao-Lin, regarding the issue you raised, since we cannot clearly determine the nature of your injury, we recommend that you visit a hospital for evaluation. The Hualien Hospital of the Ministry of Health and Welfare cares about your health.[Read More] Tailbone Injury After a Fall: When to Seek Medical Attention
Laser Treatment for Bone Spurs: Is It Safe for Elderly Patients?
Bone spur laser treatment Dr. Li: Good day. My father is 81 years old and has suffered several falls recently, resulting in a coccyx injury and the formation of bone spurs (which have swollen). He needs to use a cane to walk. The doctor has suggested laser treatment for a permane...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, it is uncommon for a coccyx injury to result in bone spurs that require laser treatment. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with other physicians for their opinions before making a decision.[Read More] Laser Treatment for Bone Spurs: Is It Safe for Elderly Patients?
Tailbone Pain After a Fall: When to Seek Medical Attention?
Occasional pain in the coccyx after a slip and fall? I wore high-heeled shoes for the first time on Monday and slipped on a gravel slope, falling hard and landing on my back with my feet in the air. I hit my buttocks and coccyx, and about an hour later, my coccyx started to hurt....
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on the symptoms you described, it is possible that you have a coccygeal contusion or fracture. I recommend that you visit an orthopedic clinic for an X-ray examination. If it is a simple contusion, recovery may take about two weeks; if it is a fracture, it may take s...[Read More] Tailbone Pain After a Fall: When to Seek Medical Attention?
Understanding Tailbone Injuries: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery
Fell and hit the coccyx on the stairs? Hello Dr. Wang: When I was in junior high school, I slipped and fell, hitting my tailbone against two steps of the staircase. At that moment, I experienced severe pain in my coccyx, but I have not seen a doctor since then. In high school, I ...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello: First, if it is an old injury, it is important to confirm whether the bone has been deformed or bent due to the contusion. You should first determine where the protrusion is located and whether it is fixed or disappears with spinal movement. Generally speaking, if there is...[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Injuries: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery
Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Coccygeal secondary injury I fell on my coccyx while sitting on a two-legged chair in seventh grade. At first, I thought it would be fine, but after more than a year, I still experience occasional dull pain. Later, when I visited a large hospital, the doctor said it was nothing t...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello: First, get an X-ray to assess if there are any issues with the bones. Avoid prolonged sitting and touching the painful area, and limit cycling (as it may impact the coccyx). For a recent sprain, apply ice for the first three days, followed by heat therapy. We need to deter...[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Understanding Coccydynia: Pain Triggers and Diagnosis Insights
Coccydynia-related issues? Hello, I experience a pulling, sharp pain in my coccyx (just above the gluteal cleft) when I slouch and look down. This pain is most pronounced in the morning when I wake up; even a slight tilt of my head causes discomfort. However, when I keep my back ...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on your symptoms, it seems to be related to poor posture, as pain can occur when sitting with a hunched back and looking down. You may want to visit an orthopedic clinic for an X-ray examination to determine if there are any abnormalities in the bones. As for coccyx ...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Pain Triggers and Diagnosis Insights
Understanding Nighttime Hip Pain: Causes and Solutions for Recovery
Waking up in the middle of the night with buttock pain for a week? Around early February of this year, after adding self-training with cycling and using a treadmill, I experienced a sharp pain in my coccyx area that night, which gradually affected the surrounding gluteal muscles....
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It is most likely an injury to the muscles or tendons near the hip joint. It may be necessary to temporarily stop the activity, and in addition to medication, rehabilitation can be included. Typically, a tendon injury takes about six to twelve weeks to fully heal, and sometimes i...[Read More] Understanding Nighttime Hip Pain: Causes and Solutions for Recovery
Understanding Hip Pain After a Fall: When to Seek Further Evaluation
Fell and hit the buttocks? Hello Doctor, In early April, I accidentally slipped and fell, hitting my buttocks. Initially, I thought it was nothing serious, but the pain persisted, so I went to the emergency room on April 21 for an X-ray. The emergency physician assessed that th...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Coccyx contusions and fractures can affect the recovery period. However, coccyx fractures typically do not require surgery. Treatment involves rest and minimizing irritation to the area, such as avoiding prolonged sitting or cycling. Most cases will gradually improve within a few...[Read More] Understanding Hip Pain After a Fall: When to Seek Further Evaluation
Understanding Coccydynia: Symptoms, Causes, and When to Seek Help
Coccygeal issues A few days ago, I started experiencing pain in my coccyx, accompanied by the discharge of a yellow, foul-smelling fluid. Initially, the pain was mild and did not affect my daily life, so I thought it would resolve itself in a few days and did not pay much attenti...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It is possible that there is localized inflammation, and it may be necessary to consult a physician. If there is an infection, prompt treatment is essential.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Symptoms, Causes, and When to Seek Help
Relieving Coccyx Pain: Tips for Comfort While Sitting
Coccygeal issues Hello, doctor. Recently, when I sit for a few minutes, I experience pain at the tip of my coccyx. The pain is localized to that specific point. I would like to know what I should do to improve this condition. Thank you, doctor.
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Try to avoid putting pressure on the coccyx; if there is no improvement, you should see a doctor.[Read More] Relieving Coccyx Pain: Tips for Comfort While Sitting
Is It Normal to Feel Your Coccyx? Understanding Tailbone Issues
Coccygeal issues Hello, doctor. Recently, I suddenly felt a bone in the area of my buttocks, and after researching online, it seems to be the coccyx. Is it normal to be able to feel the coccyx? It doesn't hurt when I touch it.
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It is considered normal for individuals who are not overweight to be able to feel their coccyx (tailbone).[Read More] Is It Normal to Feel Your Coccyx? Understanding Tailbone Issues
Managing Sacral Fractures: Healing and Treatment Options After an Accident
Due to a car accident, there is a fracture of the fifth sacral vertebra, with the fifth sacral vertebra protruding inward (not aligned with the same curvature as the coccyx) and two fissures present. Should I wait for natural healing before attempting to correct the protrusion of...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Typically, it will heal naturally without the need for chiropractic adjustments, as exercises do not aid in the healing process or in the reduction.[Read More] Managing Sacral Fractures: Healing and Treatment Options After an Accident
Understanding Coccydynia: Tips for Relief and Proper Sitting Posture
Coccygeal issues Hello doctor, I have recently been experiencing sudden pain in my coccyx area. Whenever I sit, I feel an itching and aching sensation in the bones around my buttocks, which makes me constantly adjust my posture, but the discomfort persists, making it difficult to...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
The cause of coccyx pain is often unclear; sometimes it can be due to trauma. Sitting on a chair with a cushion can help avoid direct pressure on the painful area. Applying heat to the affected area may also provide relief.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Tips for Relief and Proper Sitting Posture
Understanding Coccydynia: When to Seek Medical Attention After a Fall
Coccygeal issues Hello, last week I slipped at home and landed on my buttocks. Initially, I felt a slight soreness in my coccyx, but I didn't think much of it. This sensation has persisted, although it wasn't very pronounced, just a vague discomfort. However, today I no...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccyx contusions are usually very painful, and the pain may last for several days. It is advisable to visit a hospital for an examination, where an X-ray can be taken to check for any fractures of the coccyx. However, treatment is generally similar regardless of whether a fractu...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: When to Seek Medical Attention After a Fall
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Symptoms of Tailbone Pain
Coccygeal issues Hello Doctor: A few months ago, I slipped on the stairs and injured my coccyx, but I didn't go to the hospital for an examination. A few weeks later, I started experiencing pain in my right leg while walking. Recently, the pain in my coccyx has returned, and...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello: The pain in the coccyx and the swelling in the right leg are likely unrelated. If the cause of the lower limb swelling is unclear, it is important to check for potential infections such as cellulitis that may need to be addressed. It is recommended to visit an orthopedic c...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Symptoms of Tailbone Pain
Managing Pain from Herniated Discs and Ankylosing Spondylitis: Tips and Solutions
Herniated disc ankylosing spondylitis I would like to ask about my condition. During play, I fell from the bed to the floor and injured my buttocks, which caused pain. The doctor said I have a herniated lumbar disc. Initially, I experienced numbness in my legs, but now it has imp...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
It is recommended to consult a neurosurgeon.[Read More] Managing Pain from Herniated Discs and Ankylosing Spondylitis: Tips and Solutions
Understanding Coccygeal Nerve Irritation: Causes and Relief Strategies
Coccygeal nerve paresthesia The persistent tingling and itching sensation near the coccyx feels similar to the tingling experienced after riding a pirate ship ride. When it becomes severe, the tingling can radiate up to the back of the head. Lying down provides some relief, and r...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, based on your symptoms, it doesn't seem to be serious. This should not be related to any residual effects from the injury. I recommend maintaining proper posture and warming up adequately before exercising, which should help reduce the occurrence. Wishing you a speedy...[Read More] Understanding Coccygeal Nerve Irritation: Causes and Relief Strategies
Understanding Hip Pain After a Fall: When to Seek Medical Attention
Pain when sitting on the buttocks? When I got up this morning, I lost my balance and fell, landing on my buttocks. The bone in the middle of my buttocks hurts, but after lying down for a while, it feels better. However, it still hurts a bit when I sit up or cough. Pressing on tha...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Based on the symptoms you described, it appears to be a bruised coccyx. I recommend applying ice for at least three days and minimizing pressure on the affected area by sitting on a soft cushion. If the pain persists and does not improve after a week, it is advisable to visit an ...[Read More] Understanding Hip Pain After a Fall: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Coccygeal issues I have been experiencing pain in my coccyx for some time. It hurts as soon as I sit down, and it hurts even more when I stand up, making me reluctant to stand after sitting. However, I have no issues walking normally. Could you please advise me on what medication...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Based on your condition, you may have coccygeal fasciitis. It is advised that you avoid prolonged sitting and bending over to lift heavy objects. You may visit an orthopedic outpatient clinic and take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. Wishing you a speedy recov...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options