Piriformis-Syndrome

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Piriformis syndrome (also known as piriformis syndrome) is a condition in which the piriformis muscles compress or compress the sciatic nerve located in the groin area.

There are many small muscles in the body that perform various functions, but our body needs constant rest and recovery. With severe strain or injury, muscles can lose elasticity and become rock-hard. If they are in the correct position, this does not interfere with their shape and function, however, in the case of spasms or pinching, a syndrome occurs that affects the deep muscles and causes pain in the hips, waist

Piriformis syndrome is a disease that occurs due to pinching or inflammation of the piriformis muscle (lat. musculus piriformis - piriformis muscle). This muscle is located between the buttocks and thighs and is responsible for various functions in the body, including holding the torso upright and supporting movement of the lower body.

Piriformis syndrome can cause discomfort, pain and other unpleasant sensations in the buttocks, thighs and lower back. The disease can be caused by various factors such as excess weight, poor posture, improper walking, injury or infection.

One of the main symptoms of piriformis syndrome is pain in the buttocks. The pain may be acute or chronic and worsens with lower body movements such as lifting the legs, standing, or sitting. Other symptoms may include numbness