Tailbone Coccyx pain and SIJD Hesch Treatment Part 1 of 3

The hesch Method corrects tailbone/coccyx pain and sacroiliac joint dysfunction in 1-2 visits.
This is presented by Dr. Jerry Hesch, MHS, PT, DPT of Hesch institute in Aurora, Colorado.
Jerry treats chronic pain using a whole-body Manual Therapy and educational approach.
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[@ffvg9909]

Thanks you

[@omjassimomjassim1906]

جيد

[@stopover1238]

Dr I fell on ice and xray shows anterior subluxation of cocys 1..it pains a lot on sitting ...any permanent cure

[@JerryHeschInstitute]

Did you have sit and stand xray? Some clinicians perform internal mobilization such as Lila Abatte in Long Island. Some get injection some get excision.

[@glanmire1]

If only the left side is hurting, does that mean the tailbone is bent to the left also?

[@JerryHeschInstitute]

No could be subtle things that contribute to pain on either side

[@joowels007]

She doesnt look like she has tailbone pain. When he presses on it, she doesn't wince.

[@JerryHeschInstitute]

I am very gentle. Also, not all patients have local pain but do have dysfunction and from the perspective of prevention my one-time lasting manual intervention is appropriate.