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Gluteus Medius Trigger Points

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Referred Pain Patterns

Buttock, Low back, Posterior crest of ilium, Sacrum

Causes of Trigger Points
  • Sudden falls,
  • Sports injuries,
  • Running or walking on uneven surfaces like on a sandy beach,
  • Weight-bearing on one limb,
  • Morton's foot,
  • Foot pronation,
  • Wallet in the back pocket
Self Exercises

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Gluteus Medius (Wikipedia)
Related Referred Pain Patterns - Assign Colors with Pain Guide
Multifidi Trigger Points

Multifidi Trigger Points

Abdominal area of the opposite side, Buttock, Low back, Upper back

Iliopsoas Trigger Points

Iliopsoas Trigger Points

Anterior thigh, Anteromedial thigh, Buttock, Low back, Sacroiliac joint

Iliocostalis Lumborum Trigger Points

Iliocostalis Lumborum Trigger Points

Along the muscle, Buttock

PAIN GUIDE

Front View

Head, Neck and Face
Abdominal
Upper Arm and Shoulder
Lower Arm and Hand
Anterior/Lateral Thigh and Groin
Anterior/Lateral Knee and Leg

Back View

Upper Back
Lower Back
Buttocks
Posterior Thigh
Posterior Knee and Leg
Heel Area

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The information provided on this website was primarily created to educate the general public about myofascial trigger point therapy.

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Image Use

The X's represent the Trigger Points. The red dotted area is the referred pain caused by the Trigger Point and the solid red means more people experienced pain in that area. The dark green color areas represent the muscles of the human body.

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The Hands-On Companies are not liable for any negative outcome that is a result, direct or indirect, of the information provided on this website. If you believe that you have a condition listed on this website, you should visit our physical therapy offices in Astoria, New York and seek the advice of a licensed physical therapist who is experienced in the recognition and diagnosis of myofascial pain.

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