Just a suggetion from personal experience. I think if you can get a chaise or chaise lounge you can pretty much replace it with a chair for your work. Over the year I realised that even using a donut does not help me pelvic wise in sitting, so either I have to sit up in bed, or sit on my hip. That is when I realised that sitting sideway (on the hip) will not put pressure on my perineum. So if you get a chaise lounge, you can pretty much use it at work and still be productive. ;-)
Of course you can always stand in your cubicle, but in case you do want to lay down...
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Age:37 | Onset Age: 34 | Symptoms: Pain on Right Leg, Fireball, Urethral and Testicular Pain, Urgency, Bladder lost control, Lower and Upper abdominal Pain, Perineum Pain, Nausea, ED, Pain during arousal, Ejaculation Pain, Lower Back Pain , Fatigue, Short term memory loss, anxiety, bowel pseudo-obstruction/IBS, bloating, unable to pass gas, intestinal burning sensations. | Helped By: Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol, Elavil, Valium, Stretching, Skin Rolls, Donut Cushion, External Trigger point | Worsened By: Sit for more than an hour, Caffiene, Sex, Bowel movement, Symptoms come without warning.