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What Helps With Pain In Tailbone Which Results In Painful Bowel Movement And Urination?

While sitting in my office my tailbone started to sting and ach..along with that it has hurt to have bowl movement and urination. I have dealt with this before associating it to my hormones with pcos but now my tail bone just started to sting, how should I go about this? And im twenty eight.
Mon, 11 Apr 2016
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Hi,

As you mentioned that you get pain in the tail bone. Also it appears with the brief history you have a office chair and table job. First question to ask? Are you having big hip muscles or thin? This will help you answer many questions.

Also, As you are sitting in office may be for a long time, this may be a pure weakness of the pelvic floor muscles and hip muscles. Strengthening the Core muscles, Pelvic floor muscles and hip muscles will help you ease.

If the nature of the pain is like - numbness, burning, tingling, etc you may have to take an MRI of lumbar spine to rule out any spinal pathology.

Any more question , you can ask me personally.

I will be happy to assist you.

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What Helps With Pain In Tailbone Which Results In Painful Bowel Movement And Urination?

Hi, As you mentioned that you get pain in the tail bone. Also it appears with the brief history you have a office chair and table job. First question to ask? Are you having big hip muscles or thin? This will help you answer many questions. Also, As you are sitting in office may be for a long time, this may be a pure weakness of the pelvic floor muscles and hip muscles. Strengthening the Core muscles, Pelvic floor muscles and hip muscles will help you ease. If the nature of the pain is like - numbness, burning, tingling, etc you may have to take an MRI of lumbar spine to rule out any spinal pathology. Any more question , you can ask me personally. I will be happy to assist you.