Coccyx WEDGE CUSHIONS are usually better than doughnut cushions for Tailbone Pain, Coccyx Pain, Coccydynia.

Donut Cushions have the hole in the center.

Wedge cushions have the hole or cut-out at the edge. It is usually a wedge-shaped cut-out (like a small, triangle-shaped slice removed from a a square pie).

The goal is for the painful tailbone to ‘hover’ over the cut-out, so that you are not putting as […]

Carmichael Throne Chairs and Drummer Stools for Coccyx Pain, Tailbone Pain

A few of my patients with tailbone pain are professional drummers.

One of them recently told me that he finds the Carmichael Throne Chairs (more specifically their stools for drummers) to be significantly helpful when he needs to sit for a prolonged duration when drumming during a set for a live gig.

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Trough, Folding Cushion for Tailbone Pain, Pelvic Pain, Genital Pain

Most patients with coccyx pain (tailbone pain) find that sitting is painful, but that it is somewhat less painful if they use the right cushion. For most people with tailbone pain, the best cushion has a cut-out located just at the back of the cushion (under the coccyx, so that the coccyx does not hit […]

Kabooti Cushion, for Coccyx Pain, Tailbone Pain, Coccydynia

Kabooti Cushion, for Coccyx Pain, Tailbone Pain, Coccydynia Many of my patients with coccyx pain (tailbone pain, coccydynia) ask me what cushion is best to decrease their pain while sitting. There is no perfect answer for all patients. There are many different cushions to consider or try. Recently, I was in a store that sells […]

Toilet Seat Cushion for Tailbone Pain, Coccyx Pain, Coccydynia, Pudendal Nerve Pain, Pudendal Neuralgia.

Toilet Seat Cushion for Tailbone Pain, Coccyx Pain, Coccydynia, Pudendal Nerve Pain, Pudendal Neuralgia. Some patients find that the most comfortable place to sit is to sit on a toilet seat. This is true for some patients with coccyx pain (tailbone pain, coccydynia). This is also true for many patients with pudendal nerve pain (pudendal […]

Sitting on a Couch causes Coccyx Pain, Tailbone Pain, Coccydynia

Many people with coccyx pain find that couches are terrible for sitting, because even with a cushion the cushion just sinks into the softness of the couch and your tailbone still ends up contacting the sitting surface. So, many people with tailbone pain will avoid couches or sofas. Some people with tailbone pain will […]

Can you Ride a Bicycle if you have Coccyx Pain, Tailbone Pain?

The 4 main factors for using a bicycle despite tailbone pain would be: 1) a coccyx cut out, so that the coccyx is not directly hitting into the bike seat. 2) a wider-than-usual bike seat, so that more of the body weight is on the other sit bones (on the ischial bones) rather than on […]

Soft vs Hard Cushions for Tailbone Pain, Coccyx Pain. Which cushion is best?

How Hard Should your Cushion be for Coccyx Pain, Tailbone Pain? Should your Tailbone Cushion be Softer or Harder? Which cushion is best?

Many patients ask me about what is the “best” cushion for them to sit on to help decrease their coccyx pain (tailbone pain, coccydynia).

In this video, I review a coccyx cushion […]

Carrie Cushion for Coccyx Pain, Pelvic Pain. From the Netherlands.

Carrie Cushion for Coccyx Pain (Tailbone Pain), Pelvic Pain. From the Netherlands.

Patrick Foye, M.D., interviewed the creators of the “Carrie Cushion.”

The Carrie Cushion made its first public appearance at the 2nd International Coccyx Pain Symposium, in Dordrecht Museum, in the Netherlands.

Website: www.carriecushion.com

In this video, Dr. Foye interviews the following creators of […]

EggSitter Cushion for Tailbone Pain, Honeycomb Gel Cushion for Coccyx Pain

The Egg-Sitter is one of Many Different Cushions for Tailbone Pain, Coccyx Pain There are many different types of cushions used by people suffering from coccyx pain (tailbone pain). Patients come to the Coccyx Pain Center from around the world, bringing their coccyx cushions with them. Sometimes if someone has a type of cushion that […]

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