Find the best clinics treating Piriformis Syndrome near me

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To find a Piriformis Syndrome provider in Toronto, ON on Medimap, simply enter 'Piriformis Syndrome' in the search bar along with your location. You will be shown a list of healthcare providers specializing in Piriformis Syndrome in Toronto, ON that you can choose from.

To find a Piriformis Syndrome provider on Medimap, simply enter your location and search for Piriformis Syndrome providers in your area.

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Common symptoms of Piriformis Syndrome include pain, tingling, or numbness in the buttocks that may radiate down the leg. Patients may also experience difficulty sitting for long periods or pain during activities that engage the piriformis muscle.

Risk factors for Piriformis Syndrome include prolonged sitting, overuse of the piriformis muscle, trauma to the area, and anatomical variations that may increase pressure on the piriformis muscle.

Healthcare providers in Toronto, ON typically diagnose Piriformis Syndrome through a combination of physical examination, medical history review, and imaging tests like MRI or ultrasound to rule out other conditions and confirm the diagnosis.

Treatment for Piriformis Syndrome in Toronto, ON may include physical therapy, stretching exercises, anti-inflammatory medications, corticosteroid injections, and in some cases, surgery. Healthcare providers will tailor the treatment plan based on the severity of symptoms and individual needs.

To prevent Piriformis Syndrome in Toronto, ON, patients can maintain good posture, engage in regular stretching exercises, avoid prolonged sitting, practice proper lifting techniques, and incorporate strength training to support the muscles around the hips and buttocks.