Business Details
30 Years
experience
Expert Tailbone Pain Treatment Without Surgery
Tailbone Doctor, founded by Dr. Patrick Foye, is a specialized medical practice dedicated to diagnosing and treating tailbone pain (coccydynia) without surgery. With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Foye combines clinical expertise with compassionate care, offering non-invasive treatments such as fluoroscopically guided injections and personalized pain management strategies. As a board-certified physician and professor at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, he has published extensively on coccyx-related conditions and developed the Coccyx Pain Center to address this often-misunderstood condition.The practice serves patients from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and globally, with a focus on thorough evaluations, evidence-based treatments, and improving quality of life for individuals suffering from chronic tailbone pain.
Services
Tailbone Pain Treatment
Ganglion Impar Injections
Coccyx Fracture Care
MRI Interpretation
Tailbone Cushion Guidance
Pregnancy-Related Pain Management
Sports Injury Treatment
Diagnostic Imaging
Non-Surgical Consultations
Patient Education
Details
- Year established: 1996
Highlights and features
- We offer non-surgical treatments for tailbone pain with proven results.
- Our team includes board-certified specialists in pain medicine and rehabilitation.
- We use fluoroscopic guidance for precise, effective injections.
- We serve patients from multiple states and internationally.
- Our director has published extensively on coccyx pain management.
Associations and certifications
- American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine
- American Board of Anesthesiology (Pain Medicine Sub-Specialty)
What people say
90% relief in two weeks
Expert staff
Immediate pain reduction
Comprehensive evaluations
Life-changing results
Services
Tailbone Pain Treatment
Non-surgical treatment for chronic tailbone pain includes personalized evaluations, fluoroscopically guided injections, and tailored pain management plans. Ideal for patients with fractures, dislocations, or idiopathic coccydynia seeking relief without surgery. Addresses underlying causes through advanced diagnostics and targeted interventions.
Ganglion Impar Injections
Precise nerve block injections targeting the ganglion Impar using real-time X-ray guidance provide immediate pain relief for severe tailbone conditions. This minimally invasive procedure resets pain signals and reduces inflammation with minimal recovery time.
Diagnostic Imaging
Specialized seated X-rays and MRI scans diagnose tailbone abnormalities missed by standard imaging. Identifies fractures, dislocations, and alignment issues critical for effective treatment planning and pain management.
Pregnancy-Related Pain Management
Tailored pain management strategies address coccyx discomfort during pregnancy and postpartum recovery. Non-invasive treatments ensure safety for mother and baby while maintaining mobility and quality of life.
Sports Injury Treatment
Specialized care for tailbone injuries from sports like skating, skiing, or contact activities. Comprehensive treatment plans restore function and reduce pain through targeted injections, activity modification, and recovery guidance.
People
Patrick M. Foye
Director, Coccyx Pain Center
Dr. Foye is a board-certified physician and professor specializing in non-surgical tailbone pain treatment. With over 25 years of academic and clinical experience, he developed the Coccyx Pain Center at Rutgers and authored 'Tailbone Pain Relief Now!' He focuses on fluoroscopically guided injections and personalized care.
Questions
What causes tailbone pain?
Tailbone pain (coccydynia) can result from trauma like falls, pregnancy/childbirth, prolonged sitting, or have no identifiable cause. Dr. Foye identifies specific factors through physical exams and imaging.
What non-surgical treatments are available?
Fluoroscopically guided ganglion Impar injections, customized cushions, medications, and physical therapy effectively treat tailbone pain without surgery.
How is tailbone pain diagnosed?
Diagnosis involves medical history, physical examination, and imaging like seated X-rays or MRI to detect fractures, dislocations, or alignment issues.
Can tailbone pain occur during pregnancy?
Yes, pregnancy-related tailbone pain occurs due to pressure on the coccyx during childbirth. Dr. Foye provides safe, effective management strategies for expectant mothers.
Is surgery ever necessary for tailbone pain?
Surgery (coccygectomy) is a last resort for severe cases unresponsive to non-surgical treatments. Dr. Foye provides second opinions on surgical necessity.
