Understanding Coccydynia: Pain Relief Options for Tailbone Issues
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 clinic for evaluation and consider taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. Wishing you...[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Pain Relief Options for Tailbone Issues
Understanding and Managing Persistent Coccyx Pain in Students
Coccydynia has persisted for a period of time? Hello! I am a full-time student, and since last month, I have been experiencing discomfort in my coccyx when sitting down, and it also hurts when I stand up. At first, I thought it was a minor issue and didn't pay much attention...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Based on your reported symptoms, it is possible that you have coccydynia due to tendon and fascia inflammation. This condition is not related to dietary habits, so there are no specific foods you need to avoid. It is recommended that you pay attention to your sitting posture, use...[Read More] Understanding and Managing Persistent Coccyx Pain in Students
Understanding and Managing Persistent Coccyx Pain in Students
Coccydynia has persisted for a period of time? Hello! I am a full-time student, and since last month, I have been experiencing discomfort in my coccyx when sitting down, and it also hurts when I stand up. Initially, I thought it was a minor issue and didn't pay much attentio...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
I have replied to your previous correspondence. If you still have any questions, please feel free to reach out for further discussion. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding and Managing Persistent Coccyx Pain in Students
Understanding Coccydynia: Surgery Risks and Alternatives for Treatment
Coccygeal protrusion Hello, my mother has been experiencing thigh discomfort while sitting since March; she cannot sit for long and only feels comfortable standing or lying down. Today, she visited a doctor who performed an X-ray and indicated that there is a protrusion near the ...
Dr. Hong Ximing Reply:
Coccygeal protrusion typically causes tenderness after prolonged sitting. It is advisable to further examine whether there is any nerve compression in the lumbar spine. If diabetes is well-controlled, it should not affect wound healing.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Surgery Risks and Alternatives for Treatment
Understanding Coccydynia: Managing Tailbone Pain During Exercise
Coccygeal protrusion Hello doctor, I have a protrusion issue with my coccyx, so I can't sit on hard floors for long periods and need to frequently change positions. Doing sit-ups is uncomfortable, and I can't lie on a hard surface. However, during gym class yesterday, t...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
When experiencing pain, apply cold compresses or ice packs initially, and after two days, switch to heat therapy. Avoid putting pressure on the protruding area to help reduce pain.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Managing Tailbone Pain During Exercise
Understanding Coccyx Fractures: Treatment Options and Recovery
Coccygeal fracture Doctor, I fell down the stairs yesterday and landed on my buttocks. Today, after an X-ray, the doctor said I have a fractured coccyx and recommended outpatient surgery to reposition the bone. Is surgery absolutely necessary, or are there other treatment options...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccygeal fractures typically do not require surgery; you can seek a second opinion at another hospital and consider conservative treatment.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Fractures: Treatment Options and Recovery
Understanding Coccydynia: Pain and Bleeding After Tailbone Injury
Coccyx injury? Today, I was pushed by a classmate and hit my coccyx against a sharp corner. When I got home, I noticed blood while wiping after using the bathroom, and my coccyx is still a little painful.
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
If the symptoms do not improve, you should promptly seek treatment from an orthopedic specialist and a colorectal surgeon. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Pain and Bleeding After Tailbone Injury
Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Risks and Long-Term Effects After a Car Accident
The car accident impacted the last two segments of the coccyx? Hello, doctor. Last week, I fell and slid in a car accident, and my coccyx hit the wall. I went to the emergency room, and the doctor examined me. He said that as long as I can walk normally and it doesn't hurt t...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Generally, in cases of inward dislocation of the last two segments of the coccyx, if the displacement is minimal, medication for pain relief may suffice for recovery without any significant sequelae. However, if the displacement is excessive, manual reduction can be performed thr...[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Injuries: Risks and Long-Term Effects After a Car Accident
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Coccydynia (tailbone pain) Yesterday (12/20), due to some factors, I accidentally hit my coccyx hard (I bumped into a wooden chair), and it hurt so much that I cried. Although I went to see a Western medicine doctor yesterday, who said there was no issue with the bones and that i...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccygeal bone contusions typically do not injure the nerves. Localized bruising can lead to the symptoms you described. For the first couple of days after the injury, it is important to apply ice, reduce activity, and avoid touching the painful coccyx. Medication treatment is al...[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Exercise Options
Coccygeal issues Hello Doctor: Recently, I have been experiencing inflammation and pain in my coccyx area. After visiting the hospital, it seems that poor sitting posture has caused the coccyx to curve. Can I still engage in activities like running or jogging? Is surgery necessar...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
You can run or exercise, but avoid touching the coccyx. Usually, it will improve without the need for surgery, medication, or heat therapy.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Treatment, and Exercise Options
Understanding Tailbone Pain: When to Seek Medical Attention
Coccydynia I once slipped and fell down the stairs, and the doctor said it was a contusion. During a tug-of-war competition in high school, I slipped and was in so much pain that I couldn't stand up. After holding onto something to get up, I was able to walk slowly. I underw...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello: A common sequela of a coccyx contusion is to avoid prolonged sitting and to apply heat frequently, which usually leads to improvement and does not result in permanent symptoms. If symptoms persist for more than a month, it is recommended to follow up at an orthopedic clini...[Read More] Understanding Tailbone Pain: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Treatment for Tailbone Pain
Lower back muscle soreness? Hello, doctor. I have been experiencing soreness in the two points next to my coccyx for a week now. The soreness sometimes radiates upwards and then returns to the original location after a while. I visited an orthopedic specialist and had an X-ray, w...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
What you mentioned is possible; if it is a herniated disc, there may be numbness, and it typically causes pain that radiates from the buttocks down to the thighs and calves.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes and Treatment for Tailbone Pain
Understanding Sciatica: When to See an Orthopedic Specialist
For leg issues, lumbar problems, and sciatica, you should consult a specialist in orthopedics or a neurologist? Hello Doctor: I apologize for the lengthy message. I am a 39-year-old woman who needs to stand and lift things for work. Since the end of September, I have been experie...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It could be sciatica, so it's best to consult an orthopedic specialist to determine if further evaluation is necessary.[Read More] Understanding Sciatica: When to See an Orthopedic Specialist
Understanding Pain Near the Coccyx: Causes and Solutions
Pain near the coccyx? I fell down the stairs a long time ago and injured my coccyx area. It was very painful at the time, but I didn't get it checked. Over the past few years, I've been experiencing swelling and significant pain in the area just above my groin, and some...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Inflammation of the nearby periosteum or ligaments (coccygodynia) can be alleviated by reducing pressure on the affected area. Additionally, analgesics can be taken to relieve pain. If the pain persists, it is necessary to consult a physician.[Read More] Understanding Pain Near the Coccyx: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Recovery, and Potential Complications
Coccyx injury I injured my coccyx in early June. I consulted a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner who provided pain relief, and a Western doctor who recommended a patch and advised caution, saying it would heal slowly. One physician suggested that heat therapy would suffic...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
1. If X-rays taken by Western medicine show no fractures or dislocations, there is no need for excessive concern. 2. Persistent pain may be related to poor posture or physical activity. 3. The cause of persistent pain may be an inflammatory response resulting from a bruise. 4....[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Recovery, and Potential Complications
Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Treatments, and When to Seek a Second Opinion
Coccygeal injury In June of this year, I accidentally sat on my coccyx and have seen both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine practitioners, totaling over 20 visits, but there hasn't been much improvement. After seeing the traditional Chinese medicine doctor, t...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccyx pain is primarily treated with medication, and continued use of heat therapy is sufficient. There is no need for an X-ray.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: Causes, Treatments, and When to Seek a Second Opinion
Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Coccydynia (tailbone pain) issues? Can a coccyx injury lead to an inability to walk? Why is there a sensation of severe pain? Are anti-inflammatory medications available for purchase at the pharmacy?
Dr. Hong Ximing Reply:
After a coccyx injury, walking can strain the surrounding ligaments, causing pain. Taking sitz baths along with a few days of pain relievers can help alleviate discomfort.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx Pain: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Coccyx and Pelvic Issues: A Path to Mobility Recovery
Coccygeal and pelvic issues causing mobility difficulties? 1. My daughter (27 years old this year) fell on her tailbone onto a concrete surface during her first year of high school. The doctor said there was no issue, but it seems she may have injured some tissues, resulting in a...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccydynia is typically managed with conservative treatments such as heat therapy and medication. It may also be beneficial to avoid pressure on the coccyx. If symptoms persist, it might be necessary to consult another orthopedic specialist for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Coccyx and Pelvic Issues: A Path to Mobility Recovery
Managing Severe Coccyx Pain: Effective Strategies for Relief
Coccydynia is unbearable? I often experience pain in my coccyx and on both sides of my buttocks. When I stand up, I cannot straighten my back due to the pain and have to slowly extend my back to be able to walk. Additionally, walking for extended periods becomes very uncomfortabl...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Coccydynia, or pain in the coccyx, can sometimes be attributed to idiopathic myofascial pain, where no specific cause can be identified. Treatment typically involves applying heat or taking medication. When sitting, it is advisable to avoid putting pressure on the coccyx.[Read More] Managing Severe Coccyx Pain: Effective Strategies for Relief
Understanding Coccydynia: When to See an Orthopedic Specialist
Coccygeal soft tissue ligament strain Hello, I used to have lower back pain due to my previous job, which often prevents me from sleeping. A diagnosis abroad indicated a soft tissue ligament strain in the coccyx. Should I see an orthopedic specialist when I return to Taiwan? Than...
Dr. Cai Shanglin Reply:
You can consult either an orthopedic specialist or a rehabilitation physician, as each doctor may have a different diagnosis. If it is a ligament sprain, anti-inflammatory medications can be used in conjunction with rehabilitation therapy.[Read More] Understanding Coccydynia: When to See an Orthopedic Specialist