Coccyx or tailbone pain is a condition referring to the pain originating in the Coccyx or the tailbone; often caused by trauma or injury sustained by the Coccyx. Women are more prone to the condition due to wide pelvis that makes the coccyx more exposed.
The common symptom is pain in the tailbone area which often flairs up with sitting. Painkillers can help provide relief from the symptoms but if the pain is severe, it is best to consult a doctor.
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The following are prevention techniques to reduce the risk of Coccydynia:
1. Avoid wearing high heels and sitting for long periods of time.
2. Get up and walk around to stretch your legs.
3. Do exercise regularly.
4. Take up some form of stretching exercise.
5. Stay hydrated.
These are some of the most common prevention techniques for coccydynia.
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A fall on the tailbone can inflame the ligaments and injure the coccyx or the coccygeal attachment to the sacrum. Coccygeal trauma usually results in a bruised bone, but may also result in a fracture or dislocation either in the front or back of the coccyx.
Although coccydynia is not considered to be a serious condition, there are many other conditions that can cause the same symptoms of coccydynia, and may be more serious (such as a tailbone, hip, or spinal fracture).
Does walking help tailbone pain (coccydynia)? Yes. Standing up and walking around decreases pressure on your coccyx, reducing pain.
Sleeping on your back is the preferred position when it comes to reducing stress on your coccyx. Even better – try placing a wedge pillow under your knees as you lie on your back. This can help to further relieve stress on your tailbone and allow your coccyx to relax into the bed.
The pain from Coccydynia is usually confined to the tailbone. It usually does not radiate to other parts of the body, although some patients have radiating pain to the pelvis and/or down the legs. This can be due to the coccyx being adjacent to a dense band of nerve tissue called the ganglion impar.
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