Conservative/aggress: First, you need a diagnosis: what's causing the pain? Treatment depends on cause as well as other factors. Commonly, it's due to injury. If it's fractured, surgery is an option, though osteopathic docs use more conservative manipulation techniques to re-position the coccyx. Sometimes there is no visible cause for pain. A good osteopathic exam and manual treatment might prove helpful in such a case.
Answered 4/27/2017
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Suggestions?: See a pain doc start with physical exam then diagnostic injection avoid and narcotics sit on donut cushion.
Answered 1/27/2017
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