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Muscle pain and Ayurveda
Is there any cure for gluteal pain in Ayurveda?
I got this pain due to prolonged sitting in hospital bed for 2days - 6 days ago.
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Due to prolonged sitting in one position causes spasm and pain.
1:Do slow movement.
2: mild massage with warm oil may help to remove spasm.
3: Drink plenty of water
4: mild stretching exercise.
If you do not get relief then go for physical examination.
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Hi do yoga and use medicated Ayurvedic oil massage
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The best is sit in hot water for sometime. Add salt in hot water.. the pain will go.
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apply any moisturizer to the gluteal area
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it's better u get it tested to rule out other possibilities. sometimes long time sitting might cause hair follicle infections. these also cause pain
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neeraj gujarathi
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Nashik
This is might be due to muscular spasm . If there is tingling sensation or numbness then it might be due to -sciatica pain
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1) massage with warm oil and take hot fomentation.
2) do stretching exercises of back
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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I have best treatment for this
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