TAILBONE PAIN is often very frustrating for patients, especially if the patients and their doctors do not know how best to treat it. Dr. Patrick Foye, M.D. is a Physician (M.D., medical doctor), a medical school Professor, and an expert at treating tailbone pain. He uses a compassionate, thorough approach to evaluating and treating tailbone pain, without surgery.

Dr. Foye is Director of the "Coccyx Pain Center" at New Jersey Medical School, which is part of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

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If you have tailbone pain and would like to be seen by Dr. Foye, then you are in the right place!. Note that this is ONLY for people who are willing, able, and planning to come to see Dr. Foye in-person at his Tailbone Pain Center in New Jersey, United States. Or you can Print it out and fill it out by pen.

About Tailbone Pain

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In order to help patients with tailbone pain, and their treating physicians, Dr. Foye has written a brief summary, below. This summary outlines some common causes, symptoms and treatments for tailbone pain. As with any medical condition, it is recommended that patients seek care from a physician who is knowledgeable and experienced in treating other patients with the same condition or similar diagnoses.

Is it Tailbone Pain

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How do you know if your pain is coming from a sore tailbone (coccyx)? If you have pain, soreness, discomfort, aching, or other symptoms in the region of the lower back, buttocks, etc., you may be unsure if the symptoms are coming from the tailbone or now. In my medical career as a physician who has treated at least hundreds of patients with tailbone pain, I commonly see patients who have suffered for years without knowing what was causing their pain.The steps below may help you and your doctor determine whether the pain is coming from the tailbone (coccyx).

Describe Tailbone Pain

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IntroductionHow do you best describe your sore tailbone (coccyx) to your doctor? Being able to describe your symptoms to your physician can help the doctor to understand what is causing your tailbone pain and how to treat it. In my medical career as a physician who has treated at least hundreds of patients with tailbone pain, I commonly see patients who are unsure how to describe their tailbone pains. The steps below will ask you some questions that should help you to organize your descriptions of your tailbone symptoms.

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