Pain in the posterior gluteal tendon may be due to chronic strain, sacroiliac arthritis and lumbar disc herniation.
1. Chronic strain injury: after long time standing, walking or long time bending, it may lead to chronic strain injury in the tissues behind the hip, and then corresponding pain symptoms appear.
2. Sacroiliac arthritis: the sacroiliac joint is located above the back of the hip, and the inflammation will lead to pain in the tendons and fascia of the back of the hip due to the stimulation of the inflammation.
3. Lumbar disc herniation: If the patient suffers from lumbar disc herniation, due to the existence of disease factors, it may lead to the stimulation or compression of the nerve root of the sciatic nerve in the lower limb, thus producing pain in the sciatic nerve travel area, and the buttock is an area where the sciatic nerve passes through, which will also lead to the symptoms of pain in the buttock back.
If a patient has pain in the tendons behind the buttocks, he should go to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner.