Overview
For persistent tailbone pain (coccydynia) not relieved by other treatments, the coccyx (tailbone) may be surgically removed. Though rare, it can provide long-lasting relief. Studies show 85–90% success in selected patients.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, it is reserved for severe, resistant cases.
Yes, in experienced hands.
Yes, most patients report sitting comfort returns.
Several weeks: special cushions may be used during healing.
