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Greg
Guest
I normally ride a TREK carbon fiber bike with Koobi saddle with
cutout, and have never had problems with numbness. Lately, I have been
riding a Litespeed (more stiff), and have had slight pain, and I have
been messing around with different saddles and position. On Sunday, I
took out my hybrid, more upright position and a squishy seat, and
rode it 2 hrs like a road bke. Now I think I have hurt the prostate.
It's not numbness, it's a low level burning sensation down there, and
it's been there for 48 hrs. Urologists call it referal pain. I am
going to the urologist Monday, but I'm afraid he will tell me to quit
riding. I'm 52 yrs old, and ride about 150 miles a week on the road
bike. I don't think it's as simple as a perinial artery problem. Any
ideas? Anybody else struggle with this? Any good saddles that don't
pressure the prostate?
cutout, and have never had problems with numbness. Lately, I have been
riding a Litespeed (more stiff), and have had slight pain, and I have
been messing around with different saddles and position. On Sunday, I
took out my hybrid, more upright position and a squishy seat, and
rode it 2 hrs like a road bke. Now I think I have hurt the prostate.
It's not numbness, it's a low level burning sensation down there, and
it's been there for 48 hrs. Urologists call it referal pain. I am
going to the urologist Monday, but I'm afraid he will tell me to quit
riding. I'm 52 yrs old, and ride about 150 miles a week on the road
bike. I don't think it's as simple as a perinial artery problem. Any
ideas? Anybody else struggle with this? Any good saddles that don't
pressure the prostate?