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[|Human|] Hi, I had a lumbar puncture to diagnose csf headache 8 weeks after the birth of my second son, since having the lumbar puncture Ive suffered with chronic pain in m coccyx. Ive tried a diclofenac gel and tried all sorts of prescribed tablets but nothing seems to help. I cant sleep because it wakes me up, I struggle to sit down and have severe pain when bending down to pick my son up. Is there anything else that can be done to help? Vornie
[|AI|]  Hi, Based on the details you had headache during post-natal period for which lumbar puncture was done to know CSF opening pressure and to rule out any infections. Now you have coccyges pain (you meant to say pain in the tail bone). Lumbar puncture is done at L3-L4 or L4-L5 vertebral level. Pain secondary to CSF Chat Doctor.  Coccyx is the tail bone seen after sacrum should consult Neurologist for the neurological examination and determine the level of pinyon may also require MRI lumbosacral spine with focussing on sacrococcygeal region require, analgesic, neuralgic