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Butt Cheek Has A Very Severe Stabbing Pain While Walking, Sitting And Sleeping. Problem?

My left butt cheek has a very severe stabbing pain when I'm walking and it feels like I need to poop when I'm standing. When I'm sittin it's a dull throbbing pain and doesn't matter what position I am in wether sitting or lieing down its there. It started after a 7 hour vehicle ride with 3 stretching stops. When I have heat on it it doesn't hurt or when I pass gas
Wed, 14 Aug 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement,  's  Response
Hi, thanks for writing to HCM.

As per the description, I suspect that you may have suffered GLUTEAL STRAIN owing to unaccustomed physical strain.

The general treatment guidelines are as follows -
* Rest to the involved area and avoiding activities that exerts additional strain on the inflammed tissues
* Ice packing once in 2 hours to reduce the pain
* Moist heat fomentation to relax the taut muscles
* Analgesics & muscle relaxant gel application as needed

Hope this information is helpful. Good day
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Butt Cheek Has A Very Severe Stabbing Pain While Walking, Sitting And Sleeping. Problem?

Hi, thanks for writing to HCM. As per the description, I suspect that you may have suffered GLUTEAL STRAIN owing to unaccustomed physical strain. The general treatment guidelines are as follows - * Rest to the involved area and avoiding activities that exerts additional strain on the inflammed tissues * Ice packing once in 2 hours to reduce the pain * Moist heat fomentation to relax the taut muscles * Analgesics & muscle relaxant gel application as needed Hope this information is helpful. Good day