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Having pain behind my buttock area
I have point pain behind my left buttock...and i cant lift my left leg . I m guessing it to be sciatica nerve pain. When i do stretches the pain goes for a short time but after i start walking i get the pain back and i get pain even in my lower back.
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Yes, it could be Sciatica with Muscle Spasm or PF Muscle tightness
Meet up an Ortho or Physio..they will be able make clear assessment of the condition then management would be easier
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Avoid bending forward and sudden movements
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How did it start? Which Stretches you did?
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It could be sciatica pain. You will need few basic exercises of lower abdominal muscles and hip muscles.
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Please visit a nearby physiotherapist and learn the exercises.
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Avoid hot water packs. If needed use ice pack.
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