Hugs for your pain. I think it is my coccyx, but the bum cheeks are pressing on it. Did it get worse the more weight you lost? I will experiment with a cushion on one side.I have exactly this @lucylocket61 - I have no idea why - it’s not in my bum cheeks as such but right on my coccyx, I find it eases after standing up/moving for about 5 minutes, I’ve had it for years and I put it down to weight loss etc, I find a cushion under one cheek on my bum so that my coccyx isn’t sitting on anything works really well, I have to have it with me in the car as I start squirming and wriggling to take the weight of my coccyx
I have lost 2 stones now but developed pain if I sit for any longer than 30-45 mins. It's like I have lost my fat pad and even cushions don't help with the feeling of pain like I am sitting on a hard bench.
I still have a lot of weight to lose. My bottom cheeks (sorry for the tmi) get numb, then aches, then hurts, so does my coccyx. I haven't injured myself. This only started about a month ago, when I had lost about 23lbs.
Anyone else had this? GP has no Idea..
Do you actually have red patches where you are sitting. Is the bone so close to the surface?How do you avoid sore patches of skin or rashes? The thought of pressure sores scares me.
I have red patches on my bum cheeks, near the top of my spine, where the cushion presses in. I still have a lot of weight to lose. I have wrinkles onDo you actually have red patches where you are sitting. Is the bone so close to the surface?
I don't have much padding in a few areas, including my tail, but have never had the misfortune of anything like a sore.
Keep moving, even if just shuffling cheek to cheek, would be my suggestion.
I can’t decide whether to give a hug for the soreness or a laugh for idea of examining one’s bum and finding wrinkles.I have red patches on my bum cheeks, near the top of my spine, where the cushion presses in. I still have a lot of weight to lose. I have wrinkles onmy bum!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to have a cushion when I am in the car as it hurts otherwise, plus I am a short **** and can only just about see over the bonnet of my Mini!Oh wow I thought this was just me! I can’t sit on ANY hard chair/bench for more than a couple of minutes, and any chair at all for more than half an hour or so. And yes, that only started when I lost weight (around 25kg, but a lot of that was from my “bottom half”, I’ve still got quite a big tummy). My legs and bum are very thin. And my coccyx is exactly where I feel the pain, even though I’ve never injured it or fallen on it in my life. Its not bum cheeks.
I will experiment with using a cushion but the only problem is that it doesn’t seem very practical to take a cushion with you everywhere you go. Any good solutions? What about inflatable cushions?
Yes! I have a similar problem with sitting on my situpon. I solved mine with waffle cushions which are like mini lilo's. Some come with a small hand pump and can fold away into a handbag when not inflated. They are not terribly reliable, and do seem to leak gradually, but they work best when half-inflated. I fixed mine with a bicycle puncture repair kit.Oh wow I thought this was just me! I can’t sit on ANY hard chair/bench for more than a couple of minutes, and any chair at all for more than half an hour or so. And yes, that only started when I lost weight (around 25kg, but a lot of that was from my “bottom half”, I’ve still got quite a big tummy). My legs and bum are very thin. And my coccyx is exactly where I feel the pain, even though I’ve never injured it or fallen on it in my life. Its not bum cheeks.
I will experiment with using a cushion but the only problem is that it doesn’t seem very practical to take a cushion with you everywhere you go. Any good solutions? What about inflatable cushions?
Please be very careful. In an accident it could slide off it meaning the seatbelts wouldn’t then hold the bony parts of your body and would potentially squish soft organ containing bits / neck and head. That’s why the kiddies ones have little arms that are secured under the seatbelt or are secured to the seat some other way. I’m assuming your car doesn’t have seat height adjustment.I have to have a cushion when I am in the car as it hurts otherwise, plus I am a short **** and can only just about see over the bonnet of my Mini!
Aren’t pressure sores caused from unrelieved pressure on a spot? Move or change position should relieve it when skin a bit sore, preferably before it gets sore evenHow do you avoid sore patches of skin or rashes? The thought of pressure sores scares me.
My seat does have height adjustment at the back and front etc but I still struggle which is why I have the small cushionPlease be very careful. In an accident it could slide off it meaning the seatbelts wouldn’t then hold the bony parts of your body and would potentially squish soft organ containing bits / neck and head. That’s why the kiddies ones have little arms that are secured under the seatbelt or are secured to the seat some other way. I’m assuming your car doesn’t have seat height adjustment.
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