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Q.
What is "piriformis syndrome" & how can the SACRO
WEDGY® help?
A.
The piriformis muscle is a triangular shaped muscle that attaches
to the hip joint & travels into the front of the sacrum. Runners
very often experience problems with this muscle because the pounding
creates tightness. That's why it is sometimes referred to as a "pain
in the butt". To further complicate things, the sciatic nerve
travels through or under this muscle & can literally squeeze
the nerve causing pain down the legs, knees, (I-T band), heels,
anywhere the sciatic nerve travels. The way the sacrum is positioned,
while relaxing on the Wedgy, the piriformis muscle has a chance
to release & relax. The length of time for a correction varies
from person to person. How easily relaxation takes place (it very
well could hurt at first), how long the muscle has been in a bind,
etc. It's your choice as to how much time you give.
Q.
Can the SACRO WEDGY® be painful?
A.
Yes. For some people it can really be quite painful at first. If
you are in pain or having long term problems, the SACRO WEDGY®
is not going to be fun. Start slow for a few minutes at a time &
try to keep it in the freezer - cold helps a lot. Don't try to make
it a quick fix - there is no such thing - look for the long term
solution. The only other situation that we've run into over the
years is if there is a cyst on the coccyx. The pressure or firmness
of the Wedgy may irritate the cyst. One way to help would be to
put the lift pad on top of the Wedgy to create a cushion.
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READY TO RELAX WITH THE AMAZING SACRO WEDGY® ONLY $29.95!!
Just
10-20 minutes a day and for many it's worked when all else has failed!!
If
you have any questions or would like to talk with one of us personally,
please call:
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"The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but
will interest patients in the care of the human frame, in
diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease."
Attributed
to
Thomas Edison
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Q. Is
a neck support necessary & why is there a pad to go under the SACRO
WEDGY®?
A.
The neck support is necessary because it completes the package of having
both ends of the spine stabilized so that you basically relax around the
support. One Therapist described it as a natural traction. The pad, or
lift, placed under the Wedgy elevates the sacrum more so that the hips
are free-er to drop. For instance, if you are tall &/or large framed,
we suggest you add an additional lift under the pad to elevate even more.
Eventually, you want to be able to pass your hand between the floor &
your buttock. If you are in pain or very small framed, start with no lift
then gradually add a little elevation.
Q. How
soon can I return to normal activities?
A.
Give your self at least three days healing time. One of the biggest problems
over the years is people going back full force because they aren't in
pain. Take it easy at first & allow yourself some time. Should you
feel muscles tighten up, take some time to relax on the Wedgy.
Q. Do
you have to be on the floor to use the Wedgy?
A.
It is best however, it can be used in the bed if a book is placed under
the hip to create a firm surface.
PREVENTION
IS THE WAVE OF THE FUTURE!!
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please take a few minutes to browse the web site. Read the testimonies
of satisfied users and consider the information we think is essential
for you to know.
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