Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID’s) for Tailbone Pain. NSAIDs are medications commonly taken by mouth to decrease pain, inflammation, fever, etc. NSAIDs may cause stomach/intestinal ulcers and associated internal gastrointestinal bleeding. Examples of NSAIDs include traditional NSAIDs (such as ibuprofen) and newer versions (such as Celecoxib, brand name: Celebrex).All NSAIDs in the USA carry a […]
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Today I attended a terrific conference on Addiction and Opioids, at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School (NJMS). Addiction, Opioid, Suboxone, Conference at Rutgers NJMS, 2017 Patrick Foye, MD, at an Addiction, Opioid Conference, Rutgers NJMS, 2017 Addiction, Opioid Conference, Rutgers NJMS, Petros Levounis, MD, Lecturing, 2017 Classification […] Some patients ask whether medical marijuana can be used to decreased tailbone pain (Coccyx pain, coccydynia). Is marijuana legal in your state? Can you use it for tailbone pain? Whether or not marijuana is considered legal depends on the state and/or country that you live in. Overall, compared with the last 60 years or so, […] |
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