I have some of those "Tush Cushes." I suffered with coccyx pain for years and assumed it was due to my presacral abscess that I had post op. Fast forward a decade and other joint pains, and sacroiliac pain in particular sent me to the rheumatologist, who diagnosed enteropathic arthritis. Fortunately, this was long after my childbearing years.

Hopefully, this is not your scenario. Could just be pain from the ligaments loosening up and stretching in response to the pregnancy. We get a lot of scar tissue in there from our surgery. Being pregnant, they don't want to do x-rays unless absolutely necessary. Plus, most of the pain meds you'd take are probably on your no list. I always found a heating pad helpful, along with getting up and moving around a lot.

Jan

3 things help me...all mechanical.

1 I roll around on these oversized silicon tennis balls (about twice the size, they are sold in pairs and come with a bookelet to explain how to use them)...I put them under the spot that hurts and then push against them while laying on my yoga mat. Constant pushing and little pushes over time ened up cracking something down there back in and the pain finally evaporated on the spot (I just assumed that something got thrown out during one of my surgeries)...

2. That huge pilates ball...I love it for back pain...stretchs, abs, rolling, butt lifts...They all give me relief in one way or another

3. Pilates/yoga moves (I have never taken classes, I just look at the tutorials on youtube) and then stetch, pull, push, hang...it all relieves diffent pains

and finally I see an ethiopath (sort of like a chiropractor) who does the rest.

Good luck with the pregnancy...hope that all goes well

Sharon