Exercise and optimising the way you sit, stand, move and engage in activity are the foundations of managing hip and pelvic pain. But a few well-chosen tools can take the edge off your pain during a long drive, a desk day or a restless night, so you can keep up with your rehab and daily life.
Every product on this page has earned its place in Dr. Alison Grimaldi's clinic. It’s a short list of things she has seen make a real difference for the people she works with, not a catalogue of everything available. Browse by the situation you’re dealing with below.
Physio Recommended: Recommended by Hip Pain Expert, Dr. Alison Grimaldi
Sitting Comfortably: Cushions for Hip, Buttock and Tailbone Pain
Long stretches in a chair, car or office seat are a common flare-up trigger. The right cushion can change how load is spread through your hips and pelvis.
Better Nights: Sleep Supports
Pain that interrupts sleep wears you down and makes the next day harder. These two products are designed to help you get more comfortable lying down.
If you find headaches and neck pain are also affecting your sleep, you can also find a full range of pillows to improve your sleep. Getting a good night's sleep is essential for recovery and overall health. Don't forget to also practice good 'sleep hygiene' - skip caffeine, nicotine or alcohol close to bedtime and wind down for 30 to 60 minutes before sleep: Turn off bright screens, read a book, take a warm bath, or practice some relaxation techniques.
Soothing Aches: Heat and Cooling Therapy
Heat can ease muscle tension and make it easier to move, rest or do your exercises. These wrap-around packs can be used warm or cooled, and they’re shaped to sit comfortably around the back, hips and pelvis, so you’re not trying to balance a pack in the right spot.
Natural Lupin Heat Packs
Made in Australia from natural lupin grain, these microwaveable packs hold their warmth well and can also be chilled in the freezer for a cold pack. They’re light and easy to mould around your back, hips or pelvis, which makes them a handy way to ease muscle tension before gentle movement or a few minutes of rest.
