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Pain In Tailbone And Lower Back. Why Does It Spread To Arms? Why Stomach Tightness?

for the past two weeks i have had pain on my tailbone and bad lower back pain . i feel the pain when im sitting and also when im standing and it comes and goes but it hurts quite a bit. they pain in my tailbone is like a deep throbbing pain. the past two days ive noticed that my stomach if very tight and tense and my arms, mostly my left arm, feel like they are about to go numb. kind of like like i have a pinched nerve in my arm or something. what is causing all of this?
Sat, 20 Oct 2012
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Tail bone pain we called it coccydynia...symptoms may consist of one or all of the following

1)Pain that is worse when moving from a sitting to standing position

2) Pain that is worse with constipation and feels better after a bowel movement
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Pain In Tailbone And Lower Back. Why Does It Spread To Arms? Why Stomach Tightness?

Tail bone pain we called it coccydynia...symptoms may consist of one or all of the following 1)Pain that is worse when moving from a sitting to standing position 2) Pain that is worse with constipation and feels better after a bowel movement