Very painful sitting.
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flatcap
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I'm in my wheelchair throughout the day, and it makes for wincingly painful sitting all the time without being able to shuffle from it. The pain is from the area between the bottom edge of the pelvis and the back part of my buttocks. But it must be from vertical pressure because when I go to bed it ceases completely....then, if I press those places that through the day were so troubling, there's nothing tender at all anymore What do you think it might be? I've tried about 30 different cushions to no advantage.
Thanks for your time.
Thanks for your time.
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Good afternoon @flatcap and welcome to the online community
I am sorry that you are in so much pain at the moment and I am sure that your experiences with resonate with many in our community and they may be able to give some insight and advice. Is your GP or consultant supportive and given you any specific advice ? Sometimes the advice isn't particularly well customised for the individual and it is given on a one size fits all basis which is seldom appropriate.
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Snap I'm the same I try to sit in armchair or on sofa as much as possible but if you can't transfer om not sure what you can do
Would a rise and recline chair be any good
I have started doing wheelchair exercises which are helping -
I don't know a lot about wheelchairs as I don't use one, so sorry if my suggestion sounds stupid, but wonder if it could be that the seat isn't right for you, maybe height or position. I know certain seats I get a similar sounding pain and I've found it's the angle it tilts my pelvis at.
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