Coccyx Pain or Tail Bone Pain

Coccyx Pain or Tail Bone Pain Relief

About Coccyx or Tail Bone Pain

Coccyx also refers as tailbone. Coccyx pain or tailbone pain refer to coccydynia. coccydynia is the pain feels in coccyx or tailbone. Coccydynia may result in a bruise, dislocation or fracture of the coccyx.

Persistent pain in coccyx or tail bone area may suggest muscle pain. Muscle pain commonly from taut bands, which are contracted muscles that are painful when pressed. Contracted muscles tend to develop restrictions and myofascial trigger points that may refer to coccyx pain or tail bone pain.

Coccyx pain or tail bone pain could follow after a fall, childbirth, repetitive strain, surgery and prolonged sitting. Coccyx pain or tail bone pain seems more common in women then men, probably because the female pelvis or coccyx structures.

Causes of Coccyx Pain or Tail Bone Pain

Causes of coccyx pain or tail bone pain could be a direct trauma to the coccyx area. A fall onto the coccyx, fracture of the coccyx during childbirth, repetitive straining or friction against coccyx such as bicycling and rowing.

Piriformis syndrome, muscles around the coccyx such as piriformis, gluteus muscle injury could cause coccyx pain or tail bone pain. Other factors may contribute to coccyx pain could from coccyx spurs or spine degeneration. It appears that in some cases that the pain may cause by an unstable coccyx.

Causes of coccyx pain or tailbone pain also could be the referring pain from other part of body such as the problems with the sacrum, lower back, scoliosis or gluteus which gives pain that appears to be in the coccyx, though the source is elsewhere.

Coccyx Pain or Tail Bone Pain Relief

Coccyx pain or tail bone pain that could be relieved through massage therapy incorporating with other forms of manual therapy such as:

  • Aches and pain around coccyx
  • Muscle strain around coccyx
  • Pain in coccyx area
  • Pain when sitting
  • Pain in gluteus area
  • Pain in back / leg
  • Scoliosis pain affect coccyx
  • Sciatic pain / Pelvic pain
  • Coccyx sensitive to pressure
  • Pain with menstruation
  • Pain during sexual activity
  • Pain when standing
  • Piriformis syndrome
  • Pain with bowel movement
  • Shooting pain to leg / knee
  • Sleeping disturbance

Coccyx Pain or Tail Bone Pain Treatment

Place to Heal is experienced in treating coccyx pain or tail bone pain and other associated symptoms list in the section of Coccyx Pain or tail bone pain Relief. The treatment of coccyx pain or tail bone pain is natural and safe.

Coccyx pain or tail bone pain treatment is provided by experienced R.M.T with hands-on manual therapy help to facilitate your body’s own natural healing ability and has had high success rates with long term relief.

Coccyx pain or tail bone treatment is geared to individual cases process to discover the underlying causes of coccyx pain. Earlier treatment could minimize the symptoms of coccyx pain or tail bone pain and potential complications or difficulties.

Coccyx pain or tail bone pain treatment with manual therapy incorporated Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy, Massage Therapy, Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, and Soft Tissue Mobilization effectively help relieve coccyx pain and associated symptoms.

Pain

If you are experiencing one or more type of the pain listed below, and are seeking natural therapy for relief.
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  • Piercing pain
  • Firing pain
  • Ulcer like pain
  • Sharp pain
  • Acute pain
  • Raw pain
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Characteristic of Pain

If you are experiencing one or more of these characteristic of pain listed below, and are seeking natural therapy for relief.
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  • Pain comes & goes
  • Pain persistent
  • Pain at rest or during activities
  • Pain in local area or distal
  • Pain shooting down
  • Pain worse in the morning
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Annoying Sensations

If you are experiencing one or more of these annoying sensations, and are seeking natural therapy for relief.
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  • Numbness
  • Pins & needles
  • Stiffness
  • Immobile
  • Heaviness
  • Dizziness
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