Is it just me or do other psople often find that their 'sit bones' are not sitting correctly? I often find myself squirming around on a chair trying to get as comfortable as possible and that often the bones seem to be out of line or something. I guess it could all be related to muscle tension in the pelvis holding them at funny angles or something but just curious to see if anyone else has noticed this
thanks
Sit bones
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chewymix
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Coccyx
I think the post was referred because of the coccyx cushion. It's a very helpful addition for the chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome sufferer where sitting pain is a problem.
I've got three! One for home, one for work and one in the car.
I've got three! One for home, one for work and one in the car.
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