What should I do for pain in the coccyx caused by lumbar disc herniation?
Disease description:
My brother-in-law is experiencing coccyx pain, making it difficult to sit or stand comfortably. What should be done for coccyx pain caused by lumbar disc herniation?
Low back pain has developed, and the condition can be assessed via lumbar X-ray and lumbar MRI. Conservative treatments—including lumbar traction and massage therapy—are recommended. Traction involves applying external force to the lumbar spine to partially separate malaligned spinal joints and effectively stretch surrounding soft tissues. Additional therapeutic options include massage, heat application, infrared therapy, and anti-inflammatory analgesics. In daily life, maintain proper sitting posture and avoid prolonged standing or sitting.