I needed it with the back problem I had.. Bren Yesterday is gone.. There is only today..
Wow, wish someday, I can complain about having no butt. Right now there is ample and ample of it.
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I've still got plenty of junk in my trunk but I have noticed that laying on my side is no longer as comfortable because my hip bones are pressing harder into the surface on which I am laying and I still have PLENTY of padding. Don't know what it will be like when that padding is significantly reduced. Good to know that I'm not alone in this.
I actually purchase a Back Joy because I thought it was my new work chair. I'm thinner today than I was yesterday but not as thin as I will be tomorrow. One day at a time.
I haven't noticed my butt being sore, but am still holding a lot more junk than I need there - but I sure as hell feel knocks on my elbows and knees a lot more than I used to. Tracy I actually have a body like Cindy Crawford, I just keep it well covered to protect it! It's the only place you have to live. If you tilt your hips back into your seat then you will be sitting on your "sit's bones" ishchial tuberosities are the medical word for the bones. These are the bones you should be sitting on. So if you straighten out your back and tilt your hips back your "tailbone" will not receive all the pressure while sitting.
I have very poor posture and my body reminds me daily that I need to pay attention or I will pay the price. Kat, you rock with the exercise routines.
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When i get really ready to hit the gym, I am going to be questioning you to death Right now, it is more than I can do to make myself go walk on the treadmill. But I am getting closer Posted: 23 Jun , I have really tried to work on my posture since yesterday. But it is not nearly as bad as when I was sitting more on my tailbone.
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The prevalence is actually unknown. Coccydynia seems to affect women more than men 5x more approximately! Coccyx pain is typically divided into two categories— traumatic and non-traumatic. Traumatic coccydynia typically occurs either with a backwards fall on the bottom or during childbirth. In these cases, the coccyx can become bruised, dislocated or even fractured. In addition, the coccyx can sometimes become painful if a person has overactive pelvic floor muscles as these muscles attach to the coccyx. Note: Although much less common, coccyx pain can sometimes come from more serious problems like an infection or even cancer.
As I said previously, coccydynia refers to pain in the coccyx, so the best way to diagnose coccyx pain is with a thorough history of the pain and an exam involving touching the coccyx to determine if it is uncomfortable to the person. But it is SO important as a clinician to actually touch the tailbone to help determine why the person is experiencing pain! No one would examine shoulder pain without touching the shoulder!
So, please clinicians, palpate the tailbone. Soapbox over. Some of the muscles that can contribute to tailbone pain are the pelvic floor muscles, the obturator internus a deep hip rotator and the gluteus maximus. I have seen several patients that felt pain in their tailbone that was actually coming from tenderness in these muscles. Examination with a physician typically will include a subjective history, physical exam and may also include some type of diagnostic imaging x-ray, MRI.
How is tailbone pain treated and what can you do NOW to make it better? As always, I love to hear from you! Please let me know if you have any questions or comments! Happy Friday! View all posts by jesspreale. Thanks so much Joanie!