Another unusual cause of rectal pain is coccygodynia (pain in the coccyx or tail bone). This may be the result of traumatic arthritis or may even result from child birth trauma. This pain may be triggered by bowel movements.
Coccydynia, also sometimes known as coccygodynia, is the medical term for pain around the coccyx. The coccyx is the last bone at the base of the spine.
The pain of coccydynia can range from mild to severe, and it is often worse when sitting down.
(Coccyalgia; Coccygeal Pain; Coccygodynia; Pain, Tailbone; Pain, Coccygeal; Tailbone Pain)
Pronounced: KOK-sih-DIE-nee-ah
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(Coccyalgia; Coccygeal Pain; Coccygodynia; Pain, Tailbone; Pain, Coccygeal; Tailbone Pain)
Pronounced: KOK-sih-DIE-nee-ah
by Mary Cresse ...
Certain conditions are reported to have an association with Dercum's disease, including sleep disturbances, Pickwick syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, coccygodynia, vulvodynia, carpal tunnel syndrome, chondromalacia patellae, thyroid dysfunction, ...
kksi dni noun a sharp pain in the coccyx usually caused by a blow Also called coccygodynia coccygeal ...
Prolotherapy can also aid pain from an injured tailbone, called coccygodynia [Source: Khan]. This type of pain can occur after a bad fall or during the delivery of a baby.
 See also: Arthritis, Injury, Symptom, Trauma, X-Ray
  
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