Adrian Chiles discusses his shoulder pain and coccyx injury in a new column
Former UK politician Adrian Chiles wrote about his recent health struggles with his GP and past cycling accident in a Guardian article.
Chiles reflects on aging symptoms
The author describes visiting his doctor ten years ago when he was nearly fifty. He now says those words to himself daily as he approaches sixty. Aches and pains have become a regular part of his routine.
Shoulder issues limit daily tasks
Chiles states that reaching for items on high shelves requires careful planning. He also notes that retrieving objects from car seats has become difficult. Both shoulders cause him significant agony according to the report.
Coccyx pain from past cycling
The politician suffered an extreme cycling event for Sport Relief eighteen years ago with Alan Shearer. He reports getting electric shock sensations when sitting incorrectly today. This injury affects his tailbone and remains a source of trouble.
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