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If a person has a lot of pain and/or bruising around the tailbone area, the tailbone may be broken. The only way to know for certain is to visit a doctor. Doctors will often use imaging tools such as x-ray or CT scan to determine if the pain is caused by a broken tailbone, fracture, or something else.
