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    From Andy Pruitt: Pain and swelling directly on the sitbones are indicative of ischial bursitis (an inflamation of a bursal sac located in the gluteal region).

    I'll keep reading . . . back in a bit.

    More: And ischial bursitis can be caused by a hard saddle, a poor quality chamois, or riding too many miles too soon.

    Back to reading . . . .

    For ischial bursitis, apply ice, take NSAIDs, and rest off the ike. Cortisone may provide quick relief. Too keep it from recurring, wear 2 pairs of shorts for more padding. Youmay want to cut a roudn hole in the liner of the inner pair to reduce pressue on the area.

    Choosing a new saddle with different shape and different amounts of padding may also solve the problem.

    Back to reading . . . .
    Last edited by SadieKate; 07-27-2007 at 08:49 PM.
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