Postpartum pain

I’m not sure how to word this but has anyone had lingering pain that is post partum related? My child is a year old now and I started having sharp, almost debilitating pain in my tailbone area and lower back. I’ve seen an acupuncturist, osteopath, chiropractor, massage therapist and physiotherapist for my pelvic pain. Has anyone had this? What did you do to move forward other than the recommended treatment exercises for this pain? Will it go away? Will I feel normal again?

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I had my son June 2025 had sever tailbone pain and unfortunately it didn’t go away until I gave birth again in July 2026

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I have had a lot of tailbone pain and see a pelvic floor therapist and also get Class IV laser sessions and that has tremendously helped. Apart from that, don’t try to lift them as much as you can till you heal. Weight train, and do core pelvic floor exercises to strengthen your muscles in that region. Best of luck.

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