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Pain in tailbone area
Having pain in tailbone area from last few months , not able to locate where pain exactly coming from is it in bone or ?. 10years back I slipped on the floor that time had some hair crack injury on the same area. Last week took xray but ortho here says nothing is seen in xray need to do MRI..
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There's excellent homoeopathic medicine for your complaints.
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Consult online. Or visit the clinic . It's manageable
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Hello.
As you are experiencing persistant pain and no changes are seen in X ray , MRI is highly suggestive to evaluation cause.
Get done with MRI and further treatment can be taken.
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kindly connect for same.
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Yes, MRI may give better view and possible diagnostic ease.
In case if not possible to take MRI, you can try homoeopathic treatment.
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Take homeopathy treatment
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Consult online
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If xray shows no issues go for MRI as the doctor has suggested. Pain can be managed with homeopathic medications so that it won't disrupt your daily routine
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U can consult me online
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You can feel relief by these:
Complete rest
Use soft seat
Avoid sitting for too long over hard surfaces
And some medication
By taking homeopathic medicine youll feel relief of coccyx pain
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Pain will be there occasionally
For now i recommend to consult for medication
Dont sit for long hours
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Do minimal exercise not aggressive
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I dont recommend to go for mri for now
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No need to worry homoeopathy will surely help you but will need details
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Hi... Don't worry. Homeopathy has excellent medicines for this. Needs complete details with investigation reports before giving the medicines. Kindly consult me on nine zero seven nine double zero four zero nine four for proper evaluation and management
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Tailbone pain or Coccygodynia can be treated well by Homeopathic medicines. But need to know more about your medical history. You can consult me online on 787781821five.
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Consult me online through practo.
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Night before sleep for 15 days
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Hello Practo User, use homoeopathic medications for your problem to get Instant and effective results.Its Curable, no need to worry about. Homoeopathic medicines plays Excellent role to treat Such problems in a hollistic way without any side effect.I suggest you to message me your complete history in private chat with all reports & details & Consult Online through Practo. I will guide you for holistic & effective Results with homoeopathy ! Take care !! Best Regards:)
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Hello,
Tailbone (coccyx) pain can sometimes persist even when an X-ray appears normal. The discomfort may arise from the coccyx itself, surrounding ligaments, muscles, nerves, or even old trauma-related changes that are not always visible on routine X-rays. Since you have a history of injury in the same area and the pain has been present for several months, an MRI can help identify the underlying cause more accurately.
In the meantime, avoid prolonged sitting on hard surfaces, maintain proper posture, and use a soft cushion if needed. Once the exact cause is identified, a personalized treatment approach can be planned accordingly.
Homoeopathic treatment focuses on understanding the complete history, nature of pain, associated symptoms, and individual constitution before selecting a suitable remedy. Many patients with chronic musculoskeletal complaints have found significant relief with a properly guided treatment plan.
If you would like a detailed assessment of your case, you may connect with me for an online consultation. I will be happy to guide you further after understanding your symptoms in detail.
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Don't worry,, try to connect online with me first..and let me know every detail related to your issue and i will suggest a, beneficial option for your condition....And offcourse please consider the MRI as well so that investigations will be done properly..... don't worry pain can be cured easily,,..
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Get the MRI: Follow through with the MRI as advised by your doctor to pinpoint the exact cause of your pain.
Use a Coccyx Cushion: While waiting for your scan, use a specialized "U" or "V" shaped cutout cushion when sitting. This takes the direct pressure off your tailbone.
Apply Ice or Heat: Apply an ice pack wrapped in a cloth to the area for 15–20 minutes a few times a day to reduce inflammation. If the pain feels more like a muscle ache, a warm compress may help.
Avoid Prolonged Sitting: Try to take frequent breaks to stand up and walk around. When you do sit, lean forward slightly to shift your weight off the tailbone.
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After doing MRI consult me online on practo we will discuss further
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MRI is required to know the exact cause behind the pain after that with reports you can consult us .
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I can understand your concern. Tailbone (coccyx) pain that has persisted for several months, especially with a history of a fall and hairline fracture 10 years ago, deserves proper evaluation rather than repeated painkillers alone.
It is possible that the pain may be arising from:
⢠Coccyx (tailbone) itself
⢠Sacrococcygeal joint inflammation
⢠Ligaments and soft tissues around the tailbone
⢠Muscle spasm in the pelvic or lower back region
⢠Nerve irritation or referred pain from the lower spine
Since your recent X-ray is normal, your orthopaedic doctor's suggestion for an MRI is reasonable because MRI can detect soft tissue inflammation, ligament injuries, bone marrow changes, nerve involvement, and other conditions that may not be visible on an X-ray.
Meanwhile, I would like to know:
⢠Is the pain worse while sitting, especially on hard surfaces?
⢠Does it improve on standing or walking?
⢠Any pain radiating to the legs?
⢠Any numbness, tingling, or bowel/bladder symptoms?
⢠Any recent weight loss, fever, or other health concerns?
Until further evaluation:
⢠Avoid prolonged sitting
⢠Use a coccyx cushion or donut cushion while sitting
⢠Avoid sitting on hard surfaces
⢠Maintain proper posture
⢠Gentle stretching may help if advised by your doctor
In many chronic tailbone pain cases, especially where pain persists long after an old injury and investigations are inconclusive, individualized homeopathic treatment may help reduce inflammation, pain sensitivity, and improve healing. However, I would recommend completing the MRI if symptoms are persistent so that the exact cause can be identified.
You may consult me with your X-ray reports, MRI (if done), and complete symptom history for a detailed assessment and individualized treatment plan.
Regards
Dr Jyoti Kadkol
Health Gobal Homoeopathy, Vijaynagar, Whitefield(Bangalore)
www.healthglobalclinics.com
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Main is it's not due to liner creck in past it's due to age or bone degenerative process x ray have no idea ..thats why mri need for see the dipression or bulging or nerv compress it's the cause for pain tail bone genrely heavy weight lifting is danger and sudeen activity is also danger best is do some physiotherapy it's help and take calcium rich food.
Homeoapthy help in this case deep level withouth any mri but if the pain is unbearable then first mri sugestion..
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consult Good homeopath
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mri if pain can't subside and routine work disturb
take calcium rich food
physiotherapy
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Homeopathy can help with your pain. Need to take case in depth. Also MRI is advisable to rule out any injury. You can consult me online. Thank you
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The pain might be due to previous injury which is not seen in xray. Need to evaluate your problems in detail first then will suggest you for MRI. Consult online or on eight nine nine nine one zero eight two eight seven
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Fall might cause neuromuscular changes which can create non localised and radiating pain.
The source of pain remains unknown. Orthopedic doctor may not be able to help you at this stage.
It needs to be treated in a holistic approach for complete recovery.
It can be well treated with homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects.
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I have been working as a Homeopathic doctor for the last 17 years of experience. You can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance.
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You can consult me online.will guide and treat you.
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Pain can be taken care with Homeopathic medicines, No need for MRI. We can discuss the cause during case taking and proceed with further treatment.
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12 yrs exp
Rajkot
Consult online through Practo Homoepathic has great result so consult at Ramaanath clinic
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Dr. Madhu Kabadge
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12 yrs exp
Pune
Go for MRI will be helpful.
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Dr. Shweta Pritam Malik
Homoeopath
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
hello, Since the X-ray is clear, it may not necessarily be related to the bone. The pain could be associated with the muscles or nerves. If you are experiencing a burning or stitching type of pain, it may indicate nerve involvement.
If the pain continues despite treatment and investigations, you may also consider consulting a regression therapist or a clinical hypnotherapist. Sometimes, after an accident, the body and nervous system can remain in a state of shock even when the physical injury has healed. This unresolved shock can continue to manifest as pain or discomfort.
An accidental trauma release process may help the body and mind process and release the residual impact of the traumatic event, supporting overall recovery and well-being.
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