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Why Do I Experience Pain At The Tip Of The Tail Bone When Sitting Down?

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Posted on Mon, 13 Jan 2014
Question: Hi, I am 35 years of age.Difficult to explain but let me try.. When I sit on the chair,the end point of my back bone that touches the chair is paining very badly.I never had this problem.Its just started paining today.please help me.
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Prasad J (14 hours later)
Brief Answer: Local inflammation.... Detailed Answer: Hi, If there was no history of trauma, the pain may be due to local inflammation. Prolong sitting and presence of plenty of hair / hair follicles may have lead to this pain and discomfort. If there are no other visible clinical signs/symptoms, I would not be very concerned. I would start you on oral pain medications such as ibuprofen twice daily for 2-3 days. Local heat application can also benefit you. If you notice any other visible signs/symptoms, you will need to discuss with a doctor nearby. Hope you do not have history of diabetes. Hope this helps. Regards
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Why Do I Experience Pain At The Tip Of The Tail Bone When Sitting Down?

Brief Answer: Local inflammation.... Detailed Answer: Hi, If there was no history of trauma, the pain may be due to local inflammation. Prolong sitting and presence of plenty of hair / hair follicles may have lead to this pain and discomfort. If there are no other visible clinical signs/symptoms, I would not be very concerned. I would start you on oral pain medications such as ibuprofen twice daily for 2-3 days. Local heat application can also benefit you. If you notice any other visible signs/symptoms, you will need to discuss with a doctor nearby. Hope you do not have history of diabetes. Hope this helps. Regards