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Arthritis and Rheumatism |
Muscle spasms03/06/2008 02:23PM |
Since the RA in my hips are bad I have to walk differently. I think that is what is giving me the muscle spasms in my buttocks area. Beside muscle relaxers, what can I do to help with the muscle spasms?
Working with a physical therapist may provide you with tremendous benefit. A trained therapist should be able to evaluate your gait and discover altered mechanics or motion compensations as a result of your arthritis. A structured program that includes stretching to the buttocks and core musculature (back and abdominals) are likely to help. The program can then be transitioned to a home exercise program.
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Raymond Hong, MD, MBA, FACR Assistant Professor Division of Rheumatology University Hospitals School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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