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Sever Pain In Between Buttocks & Back Of Thigh, Practicing Splits. Concern & Whom To Consult?

In April of this year, I did the splits (was well stretched and had been practicing them for 6 months) and I heard an unusually loud pop. I have had severe pain in the area directly between my buttocks and the back of my thigh. I am fairly certain it is not my hamstring or butt muscle because when I do various stretches for those muscles I do not feel it in the area of pain. What kind of doctor should I see, and could this possibly be serious?
Thu, 3 Apr 2014
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I would recommend you to show to a orthopaedic surgeon and get your self examined. I do not thin it can be a very serious problem and most probably it is a coccydynia. That is inflammation near our tail bone. Do you have difficulty in sitting on hard chair. I have following advice for you.
1. Avoid any more splits
2. Sit in a tub filled with gentle warm water twice daily for one week
3. Take muscle relaxant like Myoril for pain relief.
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Sever Pain In Between Buttocks & Back Of Thigh, Practicing Splits. Concern & Whom To Consult?

I would recommend you to show to a orthopaedic surgeon and get your self examined. I do not thin it can be a very serious problem and most probably it is a coccydynia. That is inflammation near our tail bone. Do you have difficulty in sitting on hard chair. I have following advice for you. 1. Avoid any more splits 2. Sit in a tub filled with gentle warm water twice daily for one week 3. Take muscle relaxant like Myoril for pain relief.