Overview
A coccyx injection targets the tailbone area (coccyx) to reduce pain from coccydynia — pain made worse by sitting or pressure. The injection typically includes a local anaesthetic and steroid. It is used when cushions, posture changes and medications have not helped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, injections around the coccyx are generally safe when done properly.
Many patients report meaningful relief; evidence is smaller but supportive.
Often weeks to months; results vary.
No, surgery is rare and reserved for resistant cases.
Yes, special cushions and posture adjustments remain important.
