A member asked:

I have serious coccyx problem.exercising helps a bit but not 100%.what should i try?acupuncture?osteopathy?manual therapy wasn't enough.

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Try everything: Coccyx pain is one of the most difficult areas of orthopaedics to treat. Surgery does not work!. I woudl recommend a doughnut seat cushion, NSAID type drugs pt, and maybe injections.

Answered 5/5/2016

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Time: Most patients with coccyx issues respond well with nsaids, pelvic floor strengthening therapy, and injections....But the most important aspect is time. The symptoms take months to respond. I disagree with the statement that surgery doesn't work, since I have had great results with appropriately selected patients (but is a very rare procedure to do).

Answered 7/22/2014

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Dr. Heidi Fowler answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Ouch.: You have already received excellent input from two specialists. Acupuncture can also be used to assist with pain & inflammation.

Answered 3/17/2013

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