Recently I have occured what you have recently described. I made an appointment with my GP straight away and got x-rayed. Turns out that I have fractured my coccyx(tailbone). Its cause pain to carry, lift and to take part in any active activities. If you even have pain when you sit down for to long I would advise you to go to your local doctor. Therefore I was told that this will take at the least, 6 weeks to heal.
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Yes, you will feel pain if you have a herniated or bulging disc in your back. You may feel the pain in your arm, leg, or back. You will also experience numbness and tingling and weakness.
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He wrote a encrypted message of Pain's secret on fukasaku's back, which was shown to Naruto and Konoha. Edit: Jiraiya wrote "The real one's not among them" referring to the Six Paths of Pain.
no it does not gives you swollen ankles
Tailbone surgery helps to correct persistent pain in the tailbone area, this is often the last resort after trying non surgical treatments and activities or modifications that have not successfully alleviated the pain.
Sharp back pain from falling off of a horse could be a broken tailbone. It could also mean that you threw your spine out of alignment or have a pinched nerve.
The coccyx can not be removed without after effect pain.
Your back is...swollen? Swollen back IS a symptom.
When a stone is in the ureter, it is called a kidney stone. Symptoms of a kidney stone are extreme abdominal pain, blood in the urine, and back pain in the lower areas (tailbone, etc.). Thanks :) Giraffegirl315
Postural problems. Sitting in a bad posture can cause tailbone pain when sitting. There a few simple fixes for this problem. I've added a link to a video showing you how to sit properly to avoid this pain in the future.
The best thing to do to help a bruised tailbone from falling flat on your back is to take NSAID's and to apply ice to the bruised area.
I don't know about the relationship between spina bifada, but my father had what you describe as excruciating tailbone pain and his diagnosos was multiple myeloma. I'm told multiple myeloma is sometimes difficult to diagnose but that the tailbone pain is common.The good news is that I know a man in my town who has had the disease (mm) for over 5 years and he is active and appears to be in great health.
You have to get them removed.
Yes, if the vertebra is in the lumbar region or the sacral region.
Go to a doctor. Now.