How is coccyx pain?

Question 1: What is the coccyx pain? If you have a history of hip injury and impact, you can have an X-ray to see if it is a sacral fracture.

If you are older, or have a history of disc herniation, it may be pain caused by spinal nerve compression. If it is a female patient, consider gynecological inflammation and the like.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

Question 2: What causes the pain of female coccyx? The coccyx pain depends on whether there is any traumatic impact or violent action that hurts the coccyx recently. Of course, there are also a few women who feel pain and discomfort near the coccyx when menstruation comes, but this situation is rare.

Pain in the coccyx, that is, pain in the tail, is common in women, especially middle-aged women.

1. Malformation Congenital coccyx malformation is mostly hook-shaped, which will inevitably cause high tension in the surrounding muscles and ligaments, which will lead to premature degeneration of these tissues. Therefore, this factor is less than before.

2. Trauma is the most common, including coccyx fracture, dislocation or systemic trauma. In addition to the early symptoms of trauma, late cases will continue to have local pain for several months.

3. There are many other factors that can lead to this disease, including central lumbar disc herniation, sacral tumor or cyst, pedicle fracture with spondylolisthesis and many other factors.

Question 3: What is the cause of coccyx pain? I think I accidentally bumped into it or caught it. Four or five days at most.

Question 4: What is the pain of coccyx? Coccygeal pain can be said to be an experience that everyone has more or less. Anyone sitting too hard, buttock directly against a hard object, buttock landing first when slipping, and sitting incorrectly for a long time (leaning against the back of a chair or the ground) may cause injury to the coccyx and adjacent tissues. The coccyx, located at the lowest part of the spine, is a bone that has no obvious use in human evolution so far. The coccyx itself is attached to the coccygeal ligament, gluteus maximus, coccygeal muscle, sphincter, levator ani, nerve and other soft tissues. Male coccygeal vertebra bends inward, higher than ischial tubercle, which has better protection when it is hit; Because the female coccyx is relatively straight and long, the coccyx is more prone to contusion and even fracture deformation when falling. Coccygeal pain is often not a big problem, but if it is not treated, it will cause back discomfort or even deformation for a long time. Therefore, correct diagnosis and proper treatment, coupled with close maintenance, is the best way to stay away from coccygeal pain.

Question 5: What is the cause of coccyx pain? Nothing serious. It should be caused by trauma. Avoid standing for a long time. Sit down and stick to it for a month.