Female left buttock pain

In our daily life, many people often feel pain in the buttocks. In fact, there are many reasons for buttocks pain. Therefore, patients should distinguish whether it is bone pain or heart pain when they feel pain. Because the causes of different pains are different, the treatment methods are also different. Especially the upper buttocks is our kidney. So, what is the reason for the pain on the left buttocks?

The buttocks is the junction of the waist and legs. Its framework is the pelvis composed of two hip bones and sacrum, attached to the outside are the enlarged and spacious quadratus lumborum, gluteus minimus and gluteus maximus, as well as the relatively small piriformis muscle. The skin of the buttocks is relatively thick and has many sebaceous and epidermal glands. The shape of the buttocks is mainly related to the accumulation of fat and the tilt of the buttocks. The shape of the buttocks is tilted backwards, with the inner edge being the iliac crest and the end being the buttocks. The body is upright, the entire buttocks are square, and the dimples on both sides are obvious. The shape of male and female buttocks is different. Female buttocks are rounder and the angle between the two posterior superior iliac crests is 90°. Male buttocks are smaller, square, with prominent corners and more obvious buttock dimples, and the angle between the two posterior superior iliac crests is 60°.

Sciatica is mainly caused by the changes in the adjacent structures, especially lumbar disc herniation, as well as intervertebral disc hypertrophy spondylitis, lumbar tuberculosis, etc., which cause radicular sciatica. The cause of secondary sciatica should be identified. The most common causes are intervertebral disc bone hyperplasia and lumbar disc protrusion. For secondary sciatica, traction belts and surgical treatment are generally used. Minimally invasive treatment can be used.

This is because long-term sitting is more likely to cause lumbar muscle strain, and secondly, the possibility of lumbar disc disease cannot be ruled out. It is recommended that you take blood-activating, blood-stasis-removing and analgesic drugs such as red pills for treatment, and try to rest more. You can also combine massage or acupuncture with treatment. If the symptoms do not improve, you can go to the hospital for an X-ray examination to clarify the cause of the disease before treatment.

Usually, you should pay more attention to keeping warm, avoid severe cold and dampness, avoid fatigue and use a bed of moderate hardness and softness. In terms of diet, eat more foods high in calcium such as milk, dairy products, dried shrimp skin, kelp, peanut butter, bean products, etc., which are beneficial to calcium supplement.