What are the sequelae of coccygeal fracture in women

Because the structure of the human body is very complex, it is easy to have some bone problems, especially the coccyx is the most vulnerable. For example, some accidental injuries and various traumas are easy to cause coccyx fractures, which will cause great harm to the patient's body. Therefore, whether it is a woman or a man, if there is a coccyx fracture, it is necessary to actively seek treatment, otherwise it will leave sequelae. So what are the sequelae of female coccyx fracture?

First, what are the sequelae of coccygeal fracture in women? Because of the sequelae of coccygeal fracture, coccygeal pain may occur. You need to pay attention to rest, ensure enough sleep, relax more, and have regular check-ups. Generally, fractures can be cured with medication within a year and a half. As long as you believe in Chinese medicine, the effect of external application of medication will be obvious after seven to ten days (if the pain is obvious, the feeling will be more obvious after taking the medication). The whole course of treatment can be cured within 30 days (ordinary fractures only need 15 to 20 days). Wild Chinese herbal medicine is used for external application. If the time exceeds two years, then you need to understand the symptoms to determine whether it can be cured with medication. Before taking medication to set the bone, you should not be too tired, and try not to affect the coccyx during activities. If the two fracture surfaces exceed 1 mm, you should not eat high-calcium and high-protein foods and drugs containing licorice.

Second, poor recovery may lead to sacrococcygeal nerve involvement at a later time . It is common clinically that after sleeping in a supine position for too long for many years, compression paralysis of the limbs and bowels may occur. A fracture of the coccyx is likely to damage the pelvic structure, and during pregnancy, the swelling of the uterus may be affected or punctured by the abnormal coccyx.

What are the sequelae of coccygeal fracture in women? Pain. Patients who complain of persistent sacral pain after trauma should be examined in detail. Clear linear tenderness is mostly caused by fractures, and the fracture line can be determined along the direction of the tenderness. The conductive percussion pain is less severe than that of a lumbar fracture, especially when examined in the standing position. Fear of sitting. When sitting, gravity acts directly on the sacrum and coccyx, causing pain, so patients prefer to stand or sit on one side of the buttocks. .Subcutaneous hematoma. Because the sacrum is superficial, deep injuries are easily exposed under the skin. Therefore, hematoma, subcutaneous congestion, or skin contusion and abrasion at the fracture site may be found during physical examination. During digital rectal examination, the course of the fracture line, whether there is obvious dislocation, and whether it is an open fracture can be inferred based on the location of tenderness, displacement of the fracture site, and the presence or absence of bleeding. Impaired sensation in the saddle area. Fractures involving the sacral foramen can stimulate the sacral nerve branches and cause various abnormal phenomena such as hyperesthesia, tingling, numbness and decreased sensation in the saddle area.