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Suggest Treatment For Pain In The Tailbone Pain

I fell approx. 9 years ago on my coccyx. I now have pain from coccyx area that radiates to both hips when I walk. It happens if I am up on my feet all day, but stops when I sit down. I have spoken to my doctor, but he thinks it may be weak stomach muscles. What is your opinion? Thank you. I am 62 years old.
Fri, 8 Dec 2017
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Hello!

Welcome on Healthcaremagic!

Your symptoms could be related to a pinched nerve in this region (also called neuralgia), or a bulging disc in the vertebral column, probably due to the trauma.
For this reason, I would recommend consulting with a neurologist and performing a CT scan of the lumbo-sacral spine, coupled with a nerve conduction study.

You should discuss with your doctor on the above issues.
Kind regards, Dr. Aida
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Suggest Treatment For Pain In The Tailbone Pain

Hello! Welcome on Healthcaremagic! Your symptoms could be related to a pinched nerve in this region (also called neuralgia), or a bulging disc in the vertebral column, probably due to the trauma. For this reason, I would recommend consulting with a neurologist and performing a CT scan of the lumbo-sacral spine, coupled with a nerve conduction study. You should discuss with your doctor on the above issues. Kind regards, Dr. Aida