Coccyx Wedge Tailbone Pain Cushion - Coccyx Seat Cushion

Pressure relief on a bruised coccyx & tailbone. Help alleviate tailbone pain with this quality seat wedge. Redice tailbone pain during pregnancy.

Ergonomically designed orthopaedic cushion that distributes weight evenly and encourages correct pelvic tilt to reduce pressure on the lumbar discs. Relieves painful tailbone pressure. 

• Provides pain relief for sore tail bone, back, lower back pain or similar problems.
• Unique cut-out section minimises painful pressure to the coccyx region
• Cut-out suspends coccyx, removing painful pressure from tail bone.
• Gently angled to promote correct spinal alignment for better posture.
• Use it at home, in the office, or in the car
• Reduce tailbone pain during pregnancy

Therapeutically designed coccyx wedge is angled at the anatomically desirable 9º to encourage correct pelvic tilt to reduce pressure on lumbar discs. Wedge angle also promotes better posture

Relieves Pain

Specially designed to relieve the pain from a sore or bruised coccyx when seated. This reduces the sensitivity and pain associated with sitting for long periods of time. Use during pregnancy for tailbone relief.

Reduces Pressure

Precisely shaped, high quality grade foam with a cut-out under your tailbone area avoids any direct pressure on the coccyx, a delicate and easily aggravated area of the lower spine. Reduce tailbone pain & back pain through reducing pressure on the tailbone.

Promote Good Posture

The coccyx wedge is a slanted seat cushion that stops you from hunching forward and straining your spine, back and lower lower back. Not only will the wedge help your spine to maintain it`s natural lumbar curve by tilting your pelvic gently forward, but this cushion will also ensure a perfectly balanced posture when seated.

Versatile

This orthopedic cushion is extremely versatile and can be used at home, as a car seat cushion, office chair cushion and on all your travels and holidays. Wedge can also be used on a wheelchair.

This is the ideal product for office use or in any other work environment where you are seated for long periods. Popular to reduce tailbone pain during pregnancy.

If you suffer from tail bone (coccyx) pain, tail bone soreness, back and lower back (lumbar) pain or similar problems, this high density orthopaedic support cushion is just what you need.

Available in 2 cover options - Dura-Fab and Steri-Plus

Dura-Fab: is an attractive soft and durable woven & washable polyester fabric.

Steri-Plus: is a moisture and bacteria-resistant and made from a special polyurethane ply (film) bonded to woven polyester fabric.

Coccyx Wedge Cushion: Frequently Asked Questions

• Why is the Coccyx sometimes called the tailbone?
• What does Coccyx mean?
• What is coccydynia?

Why is the Coccyx sometimes called the tailbone?

A. The human coccyx is often considered a vestigial remnant of a tail - so the coccyx is often referred to as the tailbone.

What does Coccyx mean?

A. The word coccyx comes from the Greek word kkkux for cuckoo and Latinised it as coccyx. The name was derived from the tailbone's shape, which early anatomists thought it resembled a cuckoo's beak.

The coccyx is the end of the spine. The human coccyx is composed of 3-5 individual segments the coccygeal vertebrae. (In 80% of people, the coccyx is made up of 4 coccygeal vertebrae).

Q. What is coccydynia?

A. Pain in the area of the coccyx (tailbone) is called coccydynia or coccygodynia (or sometimes a variety of other spellings). Coccydynia can be anything from discomfort to acute pain, varying between people and varying with time in any individual. The name describes a pattern of symptoms (pain brought on or aggravated by sitting), so it is really a collection of conditions which can have different causes and need different treatments.

Coccydynia can follow falls, childbirth, repetitive strain or surgery. In some cases the cause is unknown. The pain can disappear by itself or with treatment, or it can continue for years, and may get worse. It is five times more common in women than men, probably because the female pelvis leaves the coccyx more exposed.