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How Must Coccydynia Be Treated?

I appear to have coxcydinea. It started 2 weeks after L3-L4 decompression surgery. I think I was spending too much time leaning back on various chairs. My MRI shows slight angulation, but not much according to my neurologist. I may go see a physiatrist for a ganglion impar bock. I also just started with a PT who does internal massage of the muscles and ligaments connected there. am I on the right track?
Thu, 22 Jun 2017
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Hi. Yes you are on the right track. Your physician will also be able advise you on some medication that can help numb the pain. Hope you feel better soon.
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How Must Coccydynia Be Treated?

Hi. Yes you are on the right track. Your physician will also be able advise you on some medication that can help numb the pain. Hope you feel better soon.