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Diagnosis For Tailbone Treatment | Sitting X-Ray for Coccyx Pain

Diagnosis For Tailbone Treatment | the X-Ray techniques used to diagnosis Tail Bone pain is totally different from normal X -Ray.<br>To Know More,<br>Click Here,<br>https://tailbonetreatments.blogspot.com/2019/01/tailbone-pain-sitting-x-rays-for-coccyx.html<br>

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Diagnosis For Tailbone Treatment | Sitting X-Ray for Coccyx Pain

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  1. “Sitting" x-rays for Coccyx Pain Tailbone pain By Dr. Rajveersingh(P.T) & Dr. S Mubashira(p.T)

  2. INTRODUCTION • Unfortunately VERY common that the • patient has tailbone pain (coccyx pain, • coccydynia), but they have a difficult time • getting medical imaging studies such as • basic x-rays (radiographs) of the tailbone.

  3. There are unfortunately many reasons why the coccyx x-rays fail to be done: • The treating physician may not know more about the treatment of tailbone pain, and how modern treatments are based upon taking the imaging results into consideration.

  4. Even though if the ordering physician correctly orders tailbone x-rays, the radiology technician may just automatically do the lumbar or lumbosacral x-rays. The Doctor may have absentmindedly “checked off” the order box that said “lumbar” or “lumbosacral” x-rays.

  5. An insurance company or health care system may delay authorization for the x-rays, because they incorrectly believe that the x-rays are unlikely to have any impact on the patient’s subsequent treatment.

  6. We review the previous images (x-rays, MRI, etc.)of patients and we assess whether the studies did or did not give an appropriate evaluation of the coccyx. • The majority of patients with tailbone pain will have an accurate diagnosis that appropriately explains the reason for their symptoms.

  7. LET’S CONNECT www.tailbonetreatment.com

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