Question

hip   i was injured in my tail bone due to felling down from wall about one year ego.i went to the doctors and they took x ray and said there is a little injury in tail bone.they give medicines.it was going all good.after two months again they took x ray and it was heeling.they asked me to do some exercises and said it will take time to stopping pain.i took rest and pain becomes low.
but even after more than one year of injury i am feeling pain near my tail bone.when i take rest it goes but when do some work(even daily routine works) it comes back.pain is like inflammation in left muscle near tailbone.i feel sharp inflammation when i touch that point hardly.
what can it be?can you please explain?

Answer
This Orthopedic Chicago Podiatrist located in West Loop 60661, Roscoe Village 60618, Ukrainian Village 60622, Elmhurst 60126 & Bartlett 60103 says,
For your tail bone pain.
Unfortunately these kinds of injuries may produce some tightness in the muscle & tissues as it heals.
As we get older this kind of healing may take up to 12 weeks. Movement of these tight areas may produce discomfort. Try warm bathes or warm compresses to the area & gentle movement & stretching. If it bothers you more than a few weeks or gets worse, follow up with your physician
Hope this helps & Good Luck!

Dr George Tsatsos, Svetlana Zats, Dr Mariano Rivera & Dr Massard
Chicago 60661, 60618 & 60622, Elmhurst 60126, Bartlett 60103 Podiatrists
Board Certified swimming or wearing a knee bin Foot and Ankle Surgery & Orthopedics
New South Loop Location-Chicago 60661

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