Female buttocks pain

We all know that the pace of life of urban people is relatively fast nowadays, especially for some female office workers who are busy all day long. Sometimes they have to attend social events at night after working all day. They often experience depression and soreness on both sides of the buttocks. Once the disease occurs, it will have a certain impact on their normal work. Most patients tend to think that this is caused by overwork or wind, cold and dampness, and they don’t have much common sense in this area. So let’s take a look at the reasons for this situation!

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First of all, we all know that the depression and pain on both sides of women's buttocks are not a serious disease. Most patients think that this condition may be caused by muscle and soft tissue damage or lumbar disease compressing the nerves. The key is to pay attention to observation after the onset of the disease, and then take targeted and reasonable methods of treatment and care.

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We also know that the severity of the disease among female friends varies. In addition to being related to fatigue caused by long-term sitting, it may also be caused by individual developmental problems. Therefore, after the onset of the disease, you can improve your nutrition and do some exercises to train your hip muscles, and you will gradually return to normal.

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The initial consideration is that it is caused by local soft tissue strain, overuse, etc. Some patients have this depression and pain on both sides of the buttocks that does not disappear for a long time. It may be caused by femoral head necrosis, sciatica or muscle soreness caused by cold. Pay attention to observation after the onset of the disease, and actively treat it after detailed examination.

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In short, the harmful manifestations of this disease to female friends are varied. After the onset of the disease, it is important to be careful not to stand or sit for long periods of time, and to exercise appropriately and pay attention to rest. If necessary, you can also apply hot compress and massage the painful area, and apply plaster to gradually relieve the symptoms.

2. The sunken area of ​​the buttocks is the joint. Under normal circumstances, there will be no other symptoms, because the sunken area of ​​the joint is the natural physiological structure of the human body and will not produce pathological pain symptoms. If the sunken area of ​​the buttocks shows obvious symptoms of soreness, it is necessary to consider neurological diseases and muscle fascial diseases, including degenerative arthritis and infectious arthritis.

The buttocks are often sore. The differential diagnosis of buttocks pain includes:

Arthritis, capsulitis, musculofascial pain syndrome, neuropathy, and other conditions.

1. Osteoarthritis (OA).

As the name suggests, degenerative arthritis is a degenerative disease of the joints after long-term use. Degeneration of the hip joint is one of the common diseases among the elderly. Patients often feel sore hips after exercise, especially when lifting heavy objects, and the symptoms usually improve after rest. Patients with more severe symptoms will feel soreness even when resting, and this symptom is particularly severe at night.

2. Infectious arthritis.

It is an inflammatory response caused by bacterial infection. The most common pathogen is Staphylococcus aureus, which enters the joint cavity through the blood circulation. Patients usually have a fever, severe hip pain, and sometimes no joint swelling or redness. On physical examination, patients are able to do only slight flexion and are usually unable to tolerate any type of movement. Once the diagnosis is established, the patient should be hospitalized immediately and given intravenous antibiotics. X-rays should be taken as soon as possible, and an orthopedic specialist should be consulted. If necessary, surgical intervention should be performed as soon as possible to remove the suppurative area to avoid permanent damage to the joint.

3. Inflammatory arthritis (inflammatory arthritis).

It is caused by an immune rheumatic disease. Patients usually complain of stiff joints when waking up in the morning, but the symptoms usually subside after a few hours of activity. The two most common diseases in this area include rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and ankylosing spondylitis (AS). The easiest way to tell the difference is to take an X-ray. Ankylosing spondylitis will show typical sacroilitis in this area, while rheumatoid arthritis will not have such changes. If the diagnosis is established, consultation or referral to an appropriate immuno-rheumatologist should be sought.

4. Capsulitis.

The joint capsule is a protective pad used for cushioning and lubrication, reducing direct wear on the joints from external forces. There are eighteen joint capsules in this area, and three are the most commonly inflamed. Includes the greater trochanteric joint capsule, enterolumbar joint capsule, and sciatic joint capsule. During the physical examination, different joint capsules can be tested. If there is severe pain, the diagnosis can be confirmed. X-ray examinations usually cannot show images of soft tissue inflammation, so they are not necessary.