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24 weeks pregnant with tailbone pain. had ultrasound but everything is fine. what is the cause of this pain and how to get relief from it.
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Please call your OB: You may have a broken coccyx bone or tendonitis u may need referral to an orthopedic doc for diagnosis, if that is the case u may need a special donut ring for the chair , u are not supposed to take anti-inflammatories when u are pregnant , please call your ob.
Answered 1/30/2015
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