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Been having coccyx pain/ache for the past month. what kind of specialist should i see?
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Coccyx pain: Coccydynia is a diagnosis that can have many causes. Rapid weight loss is one. Sometimes spinal stenosis can happen. Small fractures can occur after a fall, that can be quite painful. Also, if pain lasts for more than a month, a chordoma may need to be ruled out. Please go see good orthopedic spine surgeon, to have this evaluated. Best of luck.
Answered 1/30/2015
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