It is less likely that the painful symptoms of sacrococcygeal bone in women are cancerous, and can be caused by a variety of reasons, which need to be clearly diagnosed by examination. Sacrococcygeal pain in women after childbirth is mostly aggravated by lumbosacral activities, and the pain symptoms can be relieved by lying down and resting. The strain pain can be caused by continuous labor that accumulates injury and continuously strains the ligaments, joint capsule and other structures around the caudal sacrum. Pain may also result if the cauda equina nerve is compressed due to a sacrococcygeal cyst. In the case of sacrococcygeal tumors, including chordoma and chondrosarcoma, they can cause pain and discomfort in the caudocococcyx and should be actively treated surgically. Female patients with sacrococcygeal pain should visit an orthopedic clinic in time to get a clear diagnosis and then undergo targeted treatment. Patients with sacrococcygeal pain caused by strain injury can use sitting washers, hollow out the coccyx area, usually sit on the washers so that the sacrococcygeal area does not touch the chair, and the pain symptoms will gradually disappear.