This may seem obvious to most but I have pain in the rear after sitting for prolonged periods of time. sometimes stiffness to lower back but mostly pain in the butt. Got a pretty good seat but the only temporary solution is get up and walk around now and then. Am I alone with this issue? Any suggestions?
Pain Question
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by sk257090, Aug 6, 2020.
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Yeah get an Airhawk seat cushion.
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Get a good high quality seat cushion... I have a "Purple Seat Cushion" that I use and it helps alot.
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I have a good seat. After a few hours I have to get out and walk a bit that's because I suffer from noassatall lol
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I know you gotta keep the left door shut, but how long until pain sets in cause most I would ever drive without pulling over and stretching was 2-3 hours
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Lose weight, go for daily walks. Did wonders for me! Keto diet lost 30 pounds so far, and it’s easy to follow. Low back pain going away
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When you stop, do a few laps around your truck walking as fast as you want as you ck the truck, to get the kinks out of your body
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Yer seat ain't adjusted properly. Keep trying.
One thing thats helped me with occasional lower back pain is to put a rolled up towel behind my back at the area of pain. Works better for that than trying to change the seat support.Speed_Drums Thanks this. -
Make sure you have adequate under thigh support. That’s a big factor in reducing weight on the backside. Helps with back pain, proven science.
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