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Hi. Looks like left sided hip spasm. Icing over the area, iliotibial band stretch and lions stretch with a pillow beneath left knee will surely help. Kindly look for piriformis stretch also... Adding to it keep doing tummy tuck exercises thrice daily 15 sets per session and chin tucks also as it relieves pressure over spine . Hot pack and very slow gentle kneading over the area will help you.. take care

Based on your symptoms, this looks like piriformis syndrome or sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction, where the deep hip muscles and lower back structures become tight or inflamed. Pain increasing while lifting the buttocks, lying down flat, or trying to turn sideways indicates: • Piriformis muscle spasm • Gluteal muscle tightness • Possible SI joint irritation • Core and hip stabilizer weakness This usually happens due to prolonged sitting, wrong sleeping posture, or sudden awkward movement.

Don’t worry Gentleman — based on your symptoms, your clinical pattern suggests sensitization of the left SI joint. This usually happens due to many reasons, but it is not a major problem, so please be reassured. It mainly occurs when the force-closure mechanism of the SI joint is not functioning properly. In simple terms, the muscles and ligaments around the joint are not supporting or firing well enough to maintain proper stability. This can create irritability in the left SI region. From the message you shared, your pain increases when: • You lift your pelvis while lying on your back • You shift sideways Both of these activities involve extension or backward-bending movements, which means your irritability increases during those patterns. To understand the exact cause, I will need to assess: • How long you’ve had this problem • The intensity and nature of your pain • Whether the pain increases with prolonged sitting, standing, or during sit-to-stand transitions • Your single-leg balance and loading tolerance Only after assessing these can I determine whether it is mainly a muscular issue or a ligament-related issue. Feel free to contact me for a consultation. If the issue is functional, both your pain and overall functional ability can improve significantly within 2–4 weeks with proper treatment. Take care, and see you soon.

The pain may be because of the compression of the nerve near the spineless, but I need to check and confirm with some physical special tests kindly connect online for consultation

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Hey there! Please consult me online for better diagnosis and treatment plan. Regards

Consult in person or online for proper assessment to suggest proper treatment.

Please consult online for better treatment and diagnosis

You need to consult online or in person with a physiotherapist, so that more details can be extracted and treatment plan can be made accordingly

How long do you have this pain? Do you have pain while standing and sitting ? You should consult a Physiotherapist or orthopaedist in person for complete assessment and treatment.

It is mainly occur during left SI joint dysfunction. And the ligaments and muscles around left sI joint is not working properly. These symptoms are easy to resolved. But further physical evalation is needed.

Your symptoms suggest lower back or SI joint strain. Pain increases when lifting the hips or shifting because the joint/muscles are irritated. Since it reduces after moving, it is likely a mechanical issue, not serious. For more details click here myohealhealthcare.com