Diagnosis of the specific cause of buttock pain can be difficult.
The most common causes of buttock pain are:
1. Referred pain from the lumbar spine
Buttock pain that goes down the back of the thigh suggests a lower back problem. However, this can also be caused by tight external hip rotator muscles.
2. Referred pain from sacroiliac joints
Buttock pain which is worse in the mornings, and improves with light exercise, is suggestive of pain arising from inflamed sacroiliac joints.
3. Hamstring problems
Hamsting problems include tendonitis, partial tears, and bursitis.
Treatment for the various causes of buttock pain is dependent on the cause of the buttock pain.
For more details please contact:
Dr. Prateek Gupta (Senior Surgeon)
Arthroscopy Surgery Clinic
C2/5 Safdarjung Development Area (SDA),
Aurobindo Marg,
Telephones: +91 9810852876, +91 11 26517776
24 x 7 Helpline & Appointment: +91 9810633876
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