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I've Broken My Bum: the second book in the bestselling New Bum picture book series (The New Bum Series) It is also worth noting that physiotherapy plays a key role in your broken coccyx recovery and rehabilitation. As such, it is crucial that you seek professional advice on the sort of broken coccyx exercises you can do to help speed up your recovery. Call 911 and avoid moving the person if they have signs of spinal cord injury along with a tailbone injury caused by a fall. Getting the pelvis fixed and stable is very important both for pain control and for the long-term results of your treatment. It is more likely to be necessary if there are multiple fractures. Management of pain Initial treatment is with pain relief and bed rest, followed by mobilisation. It is very important to get moving as soon as possible, as this is better for long-term recovery, as well as reducing the risk of blood clots forming ( deep vein thrombosis).

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Surgical treatment is not usually needed for stable fractures. Crutches and walking aids may occasionally be used as part of the recovery, and physiotherapy will often be useful. Pelvic avulsion fracture treatmentWhen diagnosing a fractured coccyx, a doctor would first carry out a thorough examination of your tailbone region and ask how you sustained the injury. They would then carry out the following tests:

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Pelvic stress fractures are caused by repeated stresses to the bone, usually due to sport. They usually affect the pubic bone and cause exercise-related pain which gets gradually worse, but they do not usually prevent exercise. Treatment of pelvic avulsion fractures is with rest. These fractures usually heal by themselves over 4-6 weeks. Initially, applying ice can help pain and inflammation. Most people recovery from a broken coccyx within several weeks of sustaining their injury providing they are correctly diagnosed in a timely manner and provided with the correct treatment and pain relief management. However, in some cases, a person may suffer from chronic pain and discomfort even when treated correctly and as such this type of injury to your tailbone can prove debilitating. The pain is generally worse when sitting for prolonged periods of time, or with direct pressure to the tailbone area. Friction or repetitive straining against your coccyx can be the cause which is especially true for cyclists and rowersThe typical initial NHS fractured coccyx treatment involves a thorough examination before a doctor would take a series of x-rays and scans to see which of your tailbones has been damaged and whether you have sustained a severely bruised coccyx or a fracture. How is a Broken/ Fractured Coccyx Diagnosed?