Overuse-induced pain in the buttocks is common and is most often localised corresponding to the attachments of the buttock muscles to the ischial tuberosity or the attachments of the buttock muscles to the outer femoral protuberance (trochanter).
Treatment is usually exercise adjustment. Injuries to the hip joint itself often cause pain in the buttocks.
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