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Re: tailbone painFrom: Trish (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Oct 8 11:27:57 2002
At Tue, 8 Oct 2002, Amanda wrote: > >Hi everyone: >I posted on the Women's Health Forum too but I wasn't sure if everyone >reads it too. I have had tailbone pain for a few months. When I first >posted someone said that it could be because of endo which interests me >because my family doctors treatments have not cured it (vioxx and donut >pillow). I have not been able to find much information about endo and >tailbone pain. Does anyone have any experiences, solutions, or >information to share? I have an apt with my doctor that I see for Endo >(a Gynourologist) in November. If it was endo, could he remove it (or >try) in a lap or does this require a different kind of doctor or >treatment? >Thank you everyone for your help, >Amanda amanda- it very well could be endo, keep in mind just because your tailbone hurts doesn't mean that this is were the endo is located. A lot of times the endo and adhesions cause referrred pain- the pain is actually somewhere else but it is your tailbone that hurts. I know that many of us have back pain due to endo, i can't speak for everyone but this could be what is causing your pain.
-- Paramedic/Firefighter- I mainly instruct now- making sure I do lots of research to fight this disease. Best Wishes to all - Trish
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