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Can a coccyx that curves inward cause problems when trying to have a bowel movement?
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Unlikely: If you have a coccyx that is curved in, then short of any injury/fracture it has probably been that way since you were born. So unless you have always had problems, it is probably from another cause. Consider further work up.
Answered 2/3/2019
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