My PT recommended the sacrowedgy last summer, for me to lay on as a stretch. I do not do that much now, but I use it whenever sitting for any length of time. Previously the clamp-like pressure feeling on my head would worsen much while seated: gravity and/or soft tissue problems in my legs pulling my tailbone down thus pulling the dura down more, even though I did not know this then. With the SW pushing up on my sacrum, my head pressure does not worsen nearly as much while seated. I can sit for longer periods of time.

This buy was my second SW — I accidentally left the first one on a plane. I made a temporary one out of styrofoam before I bought this one. The real one is better though. I have had it 3-4 months and am on it whenever in the car, playing piano, watching TV, or working at my desk.

“Dural tension” is becoming a new perspective in patient examinations. I reckon many conditions related to the back, brainstem, and even the brain, will improve when excess dural tension is relieved, that is, when the dura mater is slackened a bit. The SW does this in the simplest, most unobtrusive way possible. Even when my headache is gone, it will be a mainstay on my office chair and in my car.
Rating: 5 / 5