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I have lower back and side pain moved to tailbone?
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Referred pain: Lower lumbar pain/pathology can cause regional radiating pain into the sacrum/coccyx and even into the thighs. See a physician for further evaluation, including imaging studies, if necessary.
Answered 5/7/2013
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