Anyone else having bad tail bone pain when you go to sit? I’m 18 weeks and I’ve been having hip pains, back pains, neck pains, and the tail bone pain is the worse. If so, any way to help with the pain?

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Find a good chiropractor that can adjust your hips and pubic bone,  it'll help you SO much.  I see mine 2x a week,  but it's so worth it.  Make sure they adjust you and don't use that silly activator, it does nothing.

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For me personally not tail bone, but lower back and hips!

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I’ve had some hip pain that I’ve been working to relieve with massage and chiropractic visits. Sounds like Physical therapy might be a good route too.

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Mine has since before pregnancy. I broke my tailbones 10 years ago. It finally stopped hurting when I sat probably 4 or 5 years ago. I had my son 2 years ago and bam, back to being in pain.

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Pelvic floor PT can help. I had horrible tailbone pain with my first and was initially told it was normal by the midwife because it means your muscles and ligaments are relaxing. I saw a pelvic floor PT postpartum and she told me it actually isn't normal and that pelvic floor PT during pregnancy can help.

Anyone else having bad tail bone pain when you go to sit? I’m 18 weeks and I’ve been having hip pains, back pains, neck pains, and the tail bone pain is the worse. If so, any way to help with the pain?

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