Ischial Bursitis
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Definition:
'Ischial bursitis' (also known as 'weaver's bottom') is inflammation of bursa (synovial sac) located between gluteus medius muscle and ischial tuberosity. It is usually caused by prolonged sitting on a hard surface.
Symptoms- Deep ache in the buttocks
- Pain with walking/running
- Pain with sitting
- Weakness
- Stiffness
- Locking or catching in the involved hip
Causes- Prolonged sitting
- Repetitive running
- Repetitive jumping
- Repetitive kicking
- Direct blow
- Fall
Treatment- Cryotherapy
- ROM and stretching
- Lower extremity strengthening
- Correct running mechanics
- Core stabilization exercises
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