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Personalised plans
No templates. Your plan reflects your diagnosis, history, work and daily routine.
Non-surgical tailbone pain treatment
How we treat it
What happens when you come to us.
Our core technique is Internal Manipulation (IM): a precise, hands-on, non-surgical method that releases the tight muscles and ligaments around the coccyx and restores how it moves. It's combined with a plan built around your own body and lifestyle.
How a visit works
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Listen & assess
We listen to how the pain started, what makes it worse, and how it affects your day, followed by a careful physical examination.
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Pinpoint the cause
We work out whether the coccyx is mobile, stiff or displaced, and which surrounding tissues are involved.
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Internal Manipulation
A short, discreet procedure done with care and consent. Many patients feel a difference after the first session.
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Recover & prevent
Posture coaching, targeted exercises and seating advice, including our TBT cushion, so the pain stays away.
Why patients choose us
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Non-surgical first
We aim to fix the problem with hands-on care and rehab, without operations or long courses of painkillers.
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Licensed specialists
Certified and licensed clinicians, including a female doctor trained by Dr Rajveer Singh.
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International patients
Visiting from abroad? We help you plan your visit, and many cases need very few in-person sessions.
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Online consultations
Start with a video consult. We understand your problem and guide you before you travel.
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Treatment at your place
On request, the specialist travels to your city or country. Travel, accommodation and food are covered by you.
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TBT cushion
A coccyx-relief seat cushion that takes pressure off the tailbone at work, in the car and at home.
From Instagram
Learn from Dr Rajveer's most-watched videos.
Short explainers on coccyx pain, sitting posture and what happens during treatment.
Videos
Watch Dr Rajveer explain.
Short videos on tailbone pain, sitting and treatment.
Tired of planning your day around a chair?
Talk to a coccydynia specialist today.