
Having Pain Around Tailbone While Sitting Down Or Getting Up. Looking For Relief

Another option is an anal fissure, however the pain would be localized and more likely to be reproducible by touching with a finger or by having a bowel movement. Anal fissures are more common if there is any rectal trauma (very constipated) or sexual anal intercourse.
I would suggest you to use very soft toilet paper or wipes, and keep the area dry afterwards. You should be checked out by a colorectal surgeon or proctologist for further recommendations.
Based on your age, it is unlikely to be something worrisome (such as a cancer).
Hope that helps.


A home remedy you can try if these are indeed hemorrhoids is to perform "sitz baths" with "epsom salts". You can look in the internet how to do it, but basically you turn your bathtub into a "sitz bath" by filling it with 2 to 3 inches of warm, not hot, water. Soak for up to 20 minutes up to three times daily. If the water becomes cool during your bath, replace it with warm water. You can add "epsom salts" to your water (which can be bought at a local pharmacy).
This will not completely heal hemorrhoids, but hopefully can help significantly with your symptoms.
good luck.

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