What is the most effective way to treat gluteal muscle myofasciitis?

If gluteal muscle fasciitis is not effectively treated, it will cause serious troubles to the patient. In this case, surgical treatment can be adopted, and blockade treatment is also more common. Of course, acupuncture therapy with correct acupoints is also an effective way to improve the condition.

1. Manual therapy: Apply massage, kneading, twisting and tendon separation techniques to the painful area. When applying the technique, the severity of the technique will be determined based on the patient's constitution, the length of the disease course, the severity of the pain and other specific conditions. The techniques generally progress from light to heavy, in a gradual cycle. Once a day, fifteen times as a course of treatment.

2. Blockade therapy: 2% procaine plus triamcinolone acetate, plus angelica injection to block the pain point.

3. Acupuncture therapy: Acupoints include Ashi point; and other acupoints such as Huantiao, Yinmen, Chengfu, and Zusanli.

4. Traditional Chinese Medicine: It is recommended to use. Clean the affected skin before use, wipe the skin with ginger, and then apply the plaster directly to the affected area of ​​fasciitis. Traditional Chinese medicine is still the best treatment method, which can completely eradicate the pathogen and directly reach the diseased tissue of muscles and fascia, thereby accelerating blood circulation and repairing damaged fascia tissue. Several other methods can only relieve pain but cannot achieve a cure.

5. After an acute attack, a few patients may achieve complete relief of symptoms, but most will have residual pain or experience another attack several months or years later. Chronic cases are manifested by low back pain, muscle stiffness and a feeling of heaviness. The pain often worsens when the weather changes, such as on rainy days, at night, or in humid areas. The low back pain worsens every morning and can be relieved by a little activity, but worsens again after fatigue. The tenderness in the waist is extensive, and there is usually no localized tenderness. The waist function and activities are normal, but the waist becomes stiff and sore during activities.