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Have A Disc Bulge. Pain In Tailbone After Power Walking In Treadmill. Taking Celebrex, Panadol. Coxxyx Hurt?

Hi, I have a disc bulge in my l5 s1 , over a week ago I power walked on a treadmill for 5 Kms and did running on it every 3 minutes or more, the next day I was in a lot of pain and have been ever since , I have pain in my tailbone and bottom , it hurts to sit and have been taking Celebrex and Panadol osteo but at times it hasn't touched the side , I'm going to a doctor tomorrow, I think I may have hurt my coxxyx what do you think ?
Wed, 23 Oct 2013
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Hi, it appears that you have disturbed the S1 bulge which you have previously. Of course the coccix may have the effect, or it may be the refered pain.
You may need to have an M.R.I. for diagnosis, any how you are going to have it next day. Thank you.
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Have A Disc Bulge. Pain In Tailbone After Power Walking In Treadmill. Taking Celebrex, Panadol. Coxxyx Hurt?

Hi, it appears that you have disturbed the S1 bulge which you have previously. Of course the coccix may have the effect, or it may be the refered pain. You may need to have an M.R.I. for diagnosis, any how you are going to have it next day. Thank you.