My left leg and buttocks are always sore

The constant pain in the left leg and buttocks may be caused by lumbar disc herniation or sciatica. In addition, the possibility of trauma cannot be ruled out. Targeted treatment and improvement are needed according to the specific circumstances of the disease.

1. Lumbar disc herniation: If the patient already has lumbar disc herniation, the sciatic nerve may be compressed, causing the patient to experience constant pain in the left leg and buttocks. This can be improved through acupuncture and massage of the waist, or by cooperating with a doctor to take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing and nerve-nourishing drugs to achieve the effect of conditioning and improvement.

2. Sciatica: If you do not keep your legs warm and take care of them in daily life, or if your body is in a state of fatigue for a long time, it may cause radiating pain in the sciatic nerve and limited movement. This is mainly caused by sciatica. You can cooperate with your doctor to take antihistamines to improve the condition.

3. Trauma: If the posterior tendon of the left leg is strained or injured, it may cause constant pain in the left leg and buttocks. The condition can be improved by applying local hot compresses and massage, and you also need to cooperate with a doctor to take blood-activating and anti-inflammatory drugs.