How does coccyx sit bilge ache to return a responsibility

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As soon as the tailbone sits, it is a common disease in our life, but it has a great impact on our life. There are many causes of caudal pain, such as traumatic pain, sacrococcygeal tumors, gynecological diseases, rectal diseases and so on. I'll tell you what's the matter with the swelling pain of the tailbone as soon as I sit down.

How does coccyx sit bilge ache to return a responsibility

First, the most common is primary coccygeal pain, because of the anatomical characteristics, female patients are more common. The causes are trauma or chronic sacrococcygeal strain (such as long-term sitting or riding bumps, etc.) and sacrococcygeal congenital malformations (such as uncinate coccyx), which lead to sacrococcygeal ligament, sacrococcygeal joint and surrounding soft tissue inflammation.

Second: it is recommended to go to the Department of orthopedics and ask an experienced orthopedic specialist for examination. Among them, digital anal examination is the most important examination for the diagnosis of caudal pain. At the same time, sacrococcygeal X-ray film should be taken (the X-ray film of primary caudal pain is mostly normal). Through the above examination, the cause of caudal pain can be identified and the caudal pain caused by presacral tumor and rectal lesions can be excluded.

Third: after the diagnosis of coccygeal pain, we should first change the sitting posture, take the thigh as the stress point, avoid riding in the near future, and place a cushion in the sacrococcygeal position. Anal massage is one of the effective methods for the treatment of tailbone pain. With local hot compress physiotherapy, satisfactory results can be achieved.

matters needing attention

If necessary, it is feasible to seal around the coccyx, but because the site is close to the anus, it is easy to cause infection after injection, so strict aseptic operation is required. If the above treatment is ineffective, a small number of patients with intractable coccygalgia can be considered for coccectomy. However, because some patients still feel pain after resection of the coccyx, surgical treatment should be considered only for patients who have failed to receive systematic conservative treatment for more than half a year.