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Suggest Treatment For Painful To Touch Lump In Tailbone With History Of Fall On Tailbone

So I fell on my tailbone 3 days ago while atempting to sit softly on a tile floor and it did not hurt the first day but then it did. I crinch with pain when I sit or lay down. There is Also a lump on the area that is hard and painful to touch. Are there any treatments?... I have a horse show next month and its too painful to ride.
Mon, 17 Oct 2016
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Hi you have a lump on the tailbone secondary to a fall on hard tile. It pains when try to sit down. This condition is called Traumatic coccydynia . In my practice I would start painkillers , muscle relaxants Sits bath twice daily and Gluteal + Spinal extension exercises. I would also advice to use a cushion / ring while sitting. If there is no relief in 10 days I would go for an X ray and/or Local steroid infiltration.
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Suggest Treatment For Painful To Touch Lump In Tailbone With History Of Fall On Tailbone

Hi you have a lump on the tailbone secondary to a fall on hard tile. It pains when try to sit down. This condition is called Traumatic coccydynia . In my practice I would start painkillers , muscle relaxants Sits bath twice daily and Gluteal + Spinal extension exercises. I would also advice to use a cushion / ring while sitting. If there is no relief in 10 days I would go for an X ray and/or Local steroid infiltration.