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Chronic Buttock Pain

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Jun 16 1:30pm | Replies (77)

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I got my hip MRI report back today! I have gluteal tendinopathy and high grade hamstring partial tears on both right and left hips!!! Explains a lot of the pain that is NOT tied to my lumbar spine! I’m not sure what causes this and when but no doctor EVER suggested looking at my hips! Since I have had this pain for some time, I may need debridement surgery to repair the long standing tears and then PT. Some sites suggest PT may be enough but when I read a report from Massachusetts General Hospital, it mentioned that long term tears may do better with surgery then PT. I will go back to the Orthopedic doctor and see what they suggest as next steps. I believe an orthopedic surgeon can repair the hamstring tears but wonder if they would have to do them separately or if they can do them at the same time.

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Did you do physical therapy? Psoas stretches usually help the hips. You may still need PT and exercise after debridement surgery as I have learned the hard way. If I sit too long, my hips start hurting again. Injections help, but not necessary for me if I ride a bike or walk enough as "motion is lotion" to your hip socket.