Pain in the bone above the female buttocks

Pain in the bones above a woman's buttocks may be caused by pain in the sacrum and coccyx. The sacrum and coccyx are located above the buttock groove of the human body. When the sacrum and coccyx are diseased or inflamed, it can easily cause pain. When the coccyx is damaged by the outside world, it can also easily cause this symptom, which requires early treatment.

What causes pain in the upper hip bones of women?

If women experience bone pain above the buttock groove, it means they have pain in the sacrum and coccyx. This is caused by damage to the sacrum and coccyx bones, which can cause obvious pain above the buttock groove. This is more common in straddle injuries or injuries where the buttocks land on the ground after falling from a height.

Another case is women with sacroiliitis. After the onset of sacroiliitis, they are very prone to aseptic inflammatory stimulation, which causes obvious pain in the coccyx area and tenderness and limited movement of the sacrum and coccyx. Another case is patients with coccyx bursitis. This situation is mainly caused by sitting on a hard bench for a long time, which leads to repeated squeezing and friction of the synovium. Patients with synovitis will also experience bone pain above the buttock groove.

The bone above the female gluteal groove is the coccyx. Common reasons for pain in this area are as follows: first, injury to the coccyx, which is often caused by the injury mechanism of falling, resulting in injury to the coccyx or even fracture of the coccyx, which can cause pain; second, it is seen in patients who sit on hard benches for a long time. The long-term friction between the tip of the coccyx and the hard bench causes bursitis where the coccyx contacts the bench surface, causing pain; third, pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis, which are common in women, can also cause pain in the coccyx area; fourth, lumbar spine disease, the third lumbar vertebra transverse process syndrome and long-term chronic strain can all cause pain in the coccyx area.

In clinical practice, sacroiliitis is more common in middle-aged female patients, and is also affected by chronic injuries, genetics, cold stimulation and other factors.

It is also often caused by other diseases, such as ankylosing spondylitis, which can also cause symptoms of sacroiliitis.

After the onset of sacroiliitis, the articular cartilage in the sacroiliac joint will degenerate, and if there is bone hyperplasia in the sacroiliac joint, symptoms such as pain, soreness and swelling in the sacroiliac joint will appear.

In terms of treatment, you can relieve symptoms by paying attention to rest, local hot compresses, electromagnetic therapy, massage, etc. If the pain symptoms are obvious, you can take oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics and drugs to protect cartilage and promote cartilage repair.

Celecoxib, ibuprofen sustained-release tablets and glucosamine sulfate are more commonly used in clinical practice. You can also go to the orthopedic outpatient clinic of a regular hospital for closed injection treatment of the pain points.