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6months ago.i fell on my coccyx.it hurt me when sitting and after weeks the pain disappeared.but sometimes, i feel a slight pain when laying longtime.
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Coccyx fall: Sounds like some scar tissue or bruise. Consider hamstring stretches, ice/heat, deep massage, pt/laser therapy/nsaids.
Answered 8/18/2013
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