22/04/2026
Coccydynia: Why Tailbone Pain Often Starts at the Skull.
Clinical data confirms that persistent tailbone pain is frequently a result of dural tension, not local trauma. The Dura Mater is a continuous protective sleeve anchoring at the skull base and terminating at the coccyx. Structural restrictions in the neck or a pelvic tilt create a longitudinal "pull" on this membrane. The tailbone, as the terminal anchor, bears this mechanical strain, leading to chronic inflammation.
As a Specialist Manual Therapist, I address the entire dural chain. Treating the coccyx whilst ignoring cranial and pelvic anchors is a fragmented strategy. My objective is to resolve the primary mechanical drivers of this tension. By restoring functional precision, we neutralise the "tug-of-war" on the spinal cord, facilitating recovery without invasive procedures.
To map these neural tensions, I must observe your architecture without obstruction. Clinical protocol: UNDERWEAR ONLY (briefs/knickers, bra for women). I refuse to work blind; towels mask the spinal torques essential for identifying the root cause. This ensures a deep, effective, yet painless intervention based on 35 years of clinical expertise.
As a Rehabilitation Specialist, I coach you in bespoke movements to maintain dural mobility. For Remedial Massage Berwick, let’s address the source.
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