Published on: 5/21/2025
Pain from the buttock to the front of the thigh can be caused by issues with the sacroiliac joint or nerve entrapment in the hip area.
Pain that travels from the buttock to the front of the thigh can have several causes. One possible cause is a problem with the sacroiliac joint, which is where the spine meets the pelvis. This joint can become painful and affect the legs, as explained by Murakami and colleagues.
Another potential cause is nerve entrapment in the hip region. Nerves can get pinched or trapped, leading to pain that spreads to the thigh, as discussed by McCrory and Bell.
Finally, Chamberlain highlights that hip pain in adults can have many causes and should be carefully evaluated to determine the exact reason for the pain. It is important to consider these possibilities and consult with a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
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