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This is a cross section showing the internal organs of a female pelvis. Note that the tailbone (coccyx) angles forwards, heading in towards the rectum and other pelvic organs.
The image is from the website of Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D., at
This is an MRI showing a sagittal view (like a view looking from the side). This MRI included the tailbone (coccyx) and sacrum, in a patient with tailbone pain (coccyx pain) after a tailbone injury (injured coccyx due to trauma).
MRI Image © Patrick Foye, M.D., www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info
This is the Logo from the website of Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D., at
www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info.
Dr. Foye is a physician (medical doctor) with special expertise in evaluating and treating tailbone pain (coccyx pain).
Coccyx MRI, in a person with Tailbone Pain. From: www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info,
by Patrick Foye, M.D.
Tailbone MRI (coccyx MRI): This is an MRI image (axial T1) from a patient with coccyx pain (tailbone pain) years after a tailbone injury. The MRI shows that the previous coccyx fracture (broken tailbone) has fused back together, but unfortunately the accused in a deformed position (crooked instead of straight).
MRI Image from: Patrick Foye, M.D., www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info
Tailbone MRI (Coccyx MRI): Tailbone Pain was due to Tailbone Dislocation (Dislocated Coccyx). From: www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info,
by Patrick Foye, M.D.
Tailbone MRI (coccyx MRI): This is an MRI image (sagittal T1) from a patient with coccyx pain (tailbone pain) years after a tailbone injury.
The MRI shows that the lowest segments of the coccyx (tailbone) have fused together.
MRI Image © Patrick Foye, M.D., www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info
Tailbone MRI (Coccyx MRI), in a person with Tailbone Pain. From: www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info,
by Patrick Foye, M.D.
Tailbone MRI (Coccyx MRI), in a person with Tailbone Pain. From: www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info,
by Patrick Foye, M.D.
This is a lateral radiograph (x-ray) showing a Tailbone dislocation (dislocated coccyx).
If you look closely at the tailbone, you can see that at one joint the tailbone (coccyx) is not lined up with the bone segment above it. In fact, in this particular case the alignment is "off" by more than 50% of the width of the bone. This lack of alignment is called "listhesis".
A patient with tailbone pain (coccydynia) from this problem will often respond well to non-surgical treatment, if appropriate care is given.
For more information, go to: www.TailboneDoctor.com/
Source: Patrick Foye, M.D., a physician in New Jersey, USA, with special expertise in non-surgical treatment of tailbone pain and coccyx injuries.
This is a Coccyx Wedge Cushion sometimes used by people with Tailbone Pain (coccyx pain, e.g. from tailbone injuries, falls, pregnancy, etc.).
The image is from the website of Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D., at
This is a Donut Cushion (Doughnut Cushion) sometimes used by people with Tailbone Pain (coccyx pain, e.g. from tailbone injuries, falls, pregnancy, etc.).
The image is from the website of Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D., at
Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D. is a physician with special expertise in treating tailbone pain. Dr. Foye is Director of the Coccyx Pain Service at N. J. Medical School, UMDNJ (the largest public health care university in the USA).
Accessible from NJ, NY, NYC, PA, CT. Also, many with tailbone pain fly in from distant sites.
Medical advice can NOT be given until seen in person. Call 973-972-2802 to schedule a thoughtful, compassionate, in-person evaluation.
For more information, go to: www.TailboneDoctor.com -or- www.Tailbone.info.
Legal disclaimer: Photos are being added and shared as general education/information for doctors and the public, but should not be interpreted as medical advice. Any patient with tailbone pain should be evaluated in person by a physician with experience in assessing and treating such symptoms.
Radio talk show host Bob Mann (left) interviewed Dr. Patrick Foye, MD, on the topic of coccyx pain (tailbone pain).
The image is from the website of Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D., at
www.TailboneDoctor.com and www.Tailbone.info.
A free copy of the radio interview is available online at: www.tailbonedoctor.com/radioshowoncoccyxpain.html
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If teal bone pain has been your constant companion, it's time to rewrite your story. Dr. Sharma specializes in MIPSIs, a revolutionary approach that delivers targeted pain relief without the need for invasive surgery. Dr. Sanjay Sharma's expertise and compassion are your allies in this journey towards a pain-free, more vibrant life. 💆♂️💆♀️
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Nowadays, tailbone pain is common among people of all ages because of their sedentary lifestyle, which leads to disturbed sleep at night.
Medically tailbone is referred to as the coccyx. This small bone located at the bottom of the spine is prone to injury and soreness.
So it is important to keep it in alignment by practicing a few positions while sleeping, which will reduce the pressure on the coccyx and will result in relief.
Before telling you the best sleeping positions, it is important to analyze the causes of tailbone pain.
Unusual skin growth is a kind of cyst at the lower part of the tailbone or coccyx that contains skin, hair, and pus, known as a pilonidal cyst. Once this cyst is infected, medically it is known as a “pilonidal abscess.” Let's explore more: www.southlakegeneralsurgery.com/pilonidal-cyst-treatment-...