The lumbar spine is probably the section of the spine that is most stressed and most frequently affected by pain. Above the pelvis, it is the lowest part of the back with 5 strong vertebral bodies and the intervertebral discs between them, thus carrying the weight of the entire upper body. Physiologically, it is slightly … Physiotherapy for diseases of the lumbar spine
Introduction Pain in the back of the thigh can have numerous causes and varies in its severity and pain quality. Temporary signs of overstrain or injury are common causes, but often there are also complaints due to muscular imbalances or wear and tear. Some pains are harmless and only of short duration, but some are … Pain in the rear thigh
Treatment/Therapy The therapy depends on the cause that triggers the pain. A torn muscle fiber should be cooled immediately. Later, the muscles in the thigh should be spared for one to two days and a cooling ointment bandage should be applied. Only then should the load be slowly increased again. A Baker’s cyst that does … Treatment/Therapy | Pain in the rear thigh
Definition The buttocks describe colloquially the buttocks of the human being. In purely anatomical terms, the buttocks consist largely of the buttock muscles, which are divided into three muscles of different thicknesses. Together with abundant subcutaneous fatty tissue, the buttock muscles form the well-padded buttocks, which must absorb a lot of weight, especially when sitting. … Pain in the right buttock
The symptoms The pain in the right buttock can manifest itself in many different ways. It can be diffuse in the muscle, concentrated at a specific point or spread along certain lines across the cheek and into the leg. Accordingly, the pain is described as pulling, burning, stabbing or dull. The timing of the pain … The symptoms | Pain in the right buttock
When does the pain occur? Sitting is a common trigger for back problems of all kinds. Prolonged, monotonous sitting, as is common in many office jobs, promotes the development of back pain. In addition, those affected often suffer from a lack of movement and weakly developed back muscles. ISG blockage can also be promoted by … When does the pain occur? | Pain in the right buttock
The diagnosis The most important component for the diagnosis of buttock pain is the medical history. Often, further description of the pain makes it clear that the cause is not in the buttock muscles themselves, but elsewhere. In order to exclude nerve involvement such as in the case of a herniated disc, Piriformis syndrome or … The diagnosis | Pain in the right buttock
The duration The duration of pain in the buttock varies greatly depending on the cause. If the pain is localized in the muscles themselves, it is often just harmless muscle pain. A sore muscle heals by itself within a few days. Even slight strains are only felt for a few days. In the case of … The duration | Pain in the right buttock
Pain in the buttocks on both sides A pain in the buttocks that occurs on both sides of the buttocks makes one think of a symmetrical incorrect loading of the muscles. In general, muscular problems of the buttocks occur symmetrically much more often than joint problems or nerve involvement. After intensive training of the gluteal … Pain in the buttocks on both sides | Pain in the right buttock
Definition Pain can occur in many places around the ankle and heel. Although the pain is often located in the lateral heel, its cause may be in the upper or lower ankle, calf, arch of the foot, ankle or metatarsus. The heel itself is a bony protrusion of the foot on which the person carries … Pain in the lateral heel
Associated symptoms The accompanying symptoms can vary with the cause and thus provide valuable information about the underlying problem. In case of tingling and weakness in the foot, nerve damage should be considered. Acute swelling and redness often indicate a bruise, but local inflammation is also conceivable if other signs of inflammation such as overheating … Associated symptoms | Pain in the lateral heel
