Pain in the buttock groove bone is also known as tailbone pain. It can be related to trauma, sitting on a hard bench for long periods of time, and pregnant women giving birth.
Traumatic hip landing can cause soft tissue damage or fracture around the tailbone to cause pain, usually more severe pain.
Sitting on a hard bench for a long period of time can cause chronic damage to the soft tissues around the tailbone such as ligaments, causing pain.
At the end of pregnancy or during labor, if the fetus is large, the ligaments around the coccyx may be overstretched and cause pain.
Sacrococcygeal cysts or malignant tumors can also cause pain when squeezed.
Other gynecological inflammatory diseases or rectal lesions can also cause tailbone pain radiologically.
If there are symptoms of tailbone pain, patients are advised to go to the hospital. Regular treatment will be carried out after clarifying the cause of the disease.