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Question:

Why is there often gluteal pain associated with piriformis syndrome, especially in the center of the gluteal cheek?

Author: Alexandra Jessie Wilson



Answer:

Because the (inferior) gluteal nerve passes under the piriformis, (and if the piriformis is inflamed/irritated, it will inevitably cause issues for nearby structures. This causes gluteal trigger points).


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Because the (inferior) gluteal nerve passes under the piriformis, (and if the piriformis is inflamed/irritated, it will inevitably cause issues for nearby structures. This causes gluteal trigger points).
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