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Re: Ischial Bursitis pain [jeffcubos] [ In reply to ]
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thanks.

maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
If you're injured and need some sympathy, PM me and I'm very happy to write back.
disclaimer: PhD not MD
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Re: Ischial Bursitis pain [jeffcubos] [ In reply to ]
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Yes. You are exactly right. Those muscles are pretty unlikely to just suddenly become a problem without a trigger. They are possibly going to be in an altered state a while before symptoms even appear or something has recently triggered them, such as an SI joint dysfunction or lumbar injury. And then, of course, there are always the numerous other neuromuscular activation problems common to the hip region, which is exactly what I think you are suggesting can contribute.
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Re: Ischial Bursitis pain [wvtrigeek] [ In reply to ]
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Bang on.

I knew we were on the same page!


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Re: Ischial Bursitis pain [jeffcubos] [ In reply to ]
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Hi Jeff, I just wanted to say that looking at the diagram that you have posted, the pain in further under and without getting to personal it's in-between the sit bone and anus so I'm begging to think my OP has diagnosed wrong. What do you think?
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Re: Ischial Bursitis pain [SCR] [ In reply to ]
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Wasn't my image but I based on your description, I would still include ischial bursitis as a differential diagnosis


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Re: Ischial Bursitis pain [Greggor] [ In reply to ]
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Greggor wrote:
I have just gotten over this, but am still looking over my shoulder hoping that it will not return. One of the worst injuries I have had to deal with so far. There is just no way to immobilize it so it drags on and on. I initially injured it pushing hard (racing) alongside one of my roadie friends in an over-agressive position on my road bike down in the clip on aerobars. I could feel a burn in the high hamstring/glute area. The next day running it became very apparent I had a problem. I dropped my saddle height and road quite a bit last summer, as it did not seem to hurt as much cycling as running. It t really hurt when I ran, particularly during the swing phase of my stride. After about 10 months, I did get a couple of cortisone shots to the bursa (needle guided by some imaging device) and then took almost 3 months off. That seems to have done th etrick. I just did not want it to mess up another summer. Best wishes on your recovery

Clearly it has been a while, but are you still free of the problem?

Did you make any other changes to your position or your saddle?
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