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16-Mar-05, 03:12 PM
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pain near tailbone?
Is it possible to hurt a muscle to cause a dull pain near the tailbone?? :confused:
No impact or falling down, just exertion?
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17-Mar-05, 04:55 PM
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yes.
another thing that will cause a constant ache at or near the tailbone is tight hamstrings. try stretching out your hams, butt, and lower back - see if that helps.
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Interesting
I guess I just learned something new. Thanks 3Norns
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c'est rien!
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18-Mar-05, 05:28 PM
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threenorns is prolly rite, I have recently started taekwondo, and my hams,butt and lower back ARE quite inflexible
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