Buttock

There are many diseases and physical conditions that can trigger buttock pain. It is extremely common for the body to alter its biomechanics to reduce pressure on the buttocks. The fact is that buttock pain is something that can make people feel more uncomfortable as well as distracted. Normal biomechanics of the low back and hips are affected and it is common for the pain to refer as well.

Causes:

  • Diseases and injuries at the nearby bodily areas can generate buttock pain.
  • Bruising, bursitis, shingles and other diseases can trigger buttock pain.
  • If you have suffered from long term disease, then also such pain can occur.
  • Arthritis at the sacroiliac joints can even trigger this type of issue.
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Inner Health Clinic, we treat our patients with tailored evidence based treatment regiments.

Conditions:

  • The conditions and the symptoms related to buttock pain should be evaluated on the basis of the duration, intensity, location, as well as aggravating factors.
  • You also need to consider the medical issues that are related to buttock pain.
  • Your bodily movements will be restricted. This may happen to some extent and in maximum case, you may not be able to stand, move and walk.

Treatments:

At the Inner Health clinic, we offer holistic treatments such as:
  • Physiotherapy
  • Chiropractic
  • Acupressure
  • Remedial massage
  • Massage therapy
  • Orthotic

Benefits:

The benefits of getting your buttock pain treated include:
  • Returning correct biomechanics to hips and low back
  • Alleviating local buttock pain as well as referred pain down the legs
  • Regaining mobility of the hips and lower back