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Q: Bumps Under the Skin In Both Glutes
asked by: wgodreau on July 24th, 2006
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I have lumps under the skin and in the same place in both glutes and they are very painful,im not sure if this comming from my lower back or what i'm seeing a chiro now from an accident where I was t-boned back in 10/20/05 I have chronic neck shoulder knee and lower back pain ,but the lumps came about a month ago first it was one then another came about a week later have discussed it with my doctor and chiro,but nobody seems to have an answer for me :cry: it hurts to close my pants on my waist, if anyone can help I really need it.
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MN-Mike
replied on July 25th, 2006
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Re: Bumps Under the Skin In Both Glutes
Sounds like it is muscle adhesions or a wicked muscle spasm. Adhesions feel like a hard kind of rippled muscle. Injury and constant muscle spasm can cause them. Sometimes they can feel like a fibrous "egg" under your skin.

If your chiro or Dr. Really don't know what they are maybe another opinion or treating dr is in order, and like yesterday.

Adhesions can occur when you have an injury or by repeated muscle spasms. You have to identify all the possible fibrous adhesions in the muscle, then perform some soft tissue therapy on the muscle to break up all those fibrous adhesions in the muscle, muscle sheaths, tendons, ligaments and fascia...In your case it seems like muscles only.

It will probably be a little unpleasant (sometimes hurts like heck) but worth it in the long run.

You take care and get well.
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