Misalignment or injury to your coccyx can disrupt the balance and alignment of your entire spinal column, leading to discomfort and compensation issues in other areas of the body. A coccyx that is aligned, however, can affect posture POSITIVELY and in turn help with standing, walking, sitting, and so much more. Your coccyx sits at the foundation of your spine and serves as a structural support for many muscles, ligaments, and tendons in the pelvic area. It acts as an anchor for the muscles of the pelvic floor, which play a vital role in supporting pelvic organs such as the bladder, intestines, and reproductive organs. Here are some interesting facts about your coccyx that you probably didn’t know:
So many times, misalignments in the spine are not looked to as an option for treatment because general practitioners are not schooled in adjusting the spine. This is why it’s been my mission to educate people about the importance of your spine's health and alignment.
If you are experiencing pain, discomfort, or any symptoms that have been ongoing and unresolved, I would encourage you to make an appointment so I can take you through a diagnostic intended to seek to remedy the cause without drugs or surgery as a first resort.
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