Comments on: Piriformis Syndrome

By: chiropam

chiropam — Sun, 30 May 2010 11:13:13 +0000

@Lynda - It is very possible that the sciatic nerve symptoms are involved with the piriformis muscle. I would strongly suggest you seek an experienced, recommended chiropractor in your area for a professional opinion. Good luck!

By: Lynda Matthews

Lynda Matthews — Thu, 27 May 2010 10:16:22 +0000

My husband started complaining of sore thigh muscles - right leg - back toward end of 2009. By March of 2010 he commented his right hip was paining. Within a week he needed to use a cane to give support and take pressure off the right leg. We were in the middle of a move; and he had become incapacitated so quickly that he started using a walker to take pressure off the leg and hopefully correct the way he was walking - i.e. hip was now throwing. At present he cannot sit comfortably for severe aching in the centre of right buttock; painful hip and sore right thigh. Does this sound like it could possibly be piraformis entrapment of some sort? When he walks with the walker - he is leaning over (he says only way he can get comfortable) -and his back is slanted to the left - i.e. left shoulder high; and back slanted toward the right hip.

By: chiropam

chiropam — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 07:09:53 +0000

Thank you Karmen for your comment. Look forward to sharing information with you in the future.

By: Karmen Elsbury

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