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After slipping and landing on my tailbone (tiled floor) 2 months ago i have severe pain in my coxsyx when i sit for more than an hour, especially when standing up. i have an orthopedic chair. the pain didn't come immediately after the fall.
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Tailbone pain: It may be that after your tailbone healed you developed some traumatic arthritis or there is some nerve damage. Your doc will help you. Please see him/her. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/18/2018
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