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I have had symptoms of coccydynia(3yrs). a few days ago i noticed a palpable mass that is tender to touch, is this another symptom of coccydynia ?
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No: More likely, and concerning conditions, are a pilonidal cyst, local skin infection, or rectal-related issue.
Answered 9/29/2016
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