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Regreso al ciclismo tras coccigodinia crónica: reporte de un caso
Melissa Hamilton1, Kristen Mangos1,2
1Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences (Canada).
The Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association
|February 6, 2026
Resumen
Este estudio de caso presenta un protocolo quiropráctico exitoso para un ciclista recreativo con coccigodinia crónica (dolor de cóccix). El paciente regresó al ciclismo después de 22 semanas de rehabilitación y manejo del dolor personalizados.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Medicina deportiva
- Ciencia de la rehabilitación
- Manejo del dolor
Sus antecedentes:
- La coccigodinia crónica (dolor de cóccix) carece de un tratamiento estandarizado y de directrices para el regreso al deporte.
- Una ciclista de 34 años experimentó coccigodinia prolongada, exacerbada por una cirugía.
- Tratamientos previos, incluida la fisioterapia, fueron ineficaces.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Describir un protocolo quiropráctico basado en evidencia para el manejo de la coccigodinia crónica.
- Detallar una estrategia exitosa de regreso al ciclismo para atletas con dolor de cóccix.
Principales métodos:
- Una ciclista recreativa de 34 años con coccigodinia crónica se sometió a un programa de atención quiropráctica de 22 semanas.
- El protocolo se centró en estrategias de rehabilitación y manejo del dolor para la coccigodinia.
- Se emplearon ajustes quiroprácticos y ejercicios específicos.
Principales resultados:
- El paciente regresó con éxito al ciclismo recreativo después de 22 semanas de intervención quiropráctica.
- Se logró una reducción significativa del dolor y una mejora funcional.
Conclusiones:
- Un protocolo quiropráctico estructurado y basado en evidencia puede manejar eficazmente la coccigodinia crónica en atletas.
- Este caso demuestra un camino viable para el regreso al deporte después del dolor de cóccix.
- Se justifica una mayor investigación sobre protocolos estandarizados de regreso al deporte para la coccigodinia.
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