Tailbone pain.
An under-treated condition with effective options.
Coccydynia is sharp, localized pain at the tailbone that worsens with sitting. Most patients are told to live with it. There are better options.
If this is you, we can help.
Sharp pain at the tailbone, worse with sitting and with the transition from sitting to standing. Often a history of a fall, childbirth, or prolonged sitting. Sometimes worsened by bowel movements.
Your first visit.
Focused examination. Sometimes dynamic X-rays in sitting and standing to assess coccygeal motion. Discussion of cushioning, postural strategies, and interventional options. A clear plan rather than a shrug.
Targeted injection often produces durable relief.
Postural support with coccyx cutout cushions, targeted physical therapy, and topical or oral medications as initial steps. For persistent pain, image-guided ganglion impar block produces durable relief in many patients. Refractory cases may benefit from sacrococcygeal radiofrequency ablation.
Stop accepting the downtime.
A condition that responds to the right intervention. Schedule a consultation at any Triumph location.