Had a pain in the right cheek of the butt for about three months.   Visit numerous doctors and been prescribed countless pills - all to no effect.   I have been told of a Thai man who is located near to Tony's Gym in Pattaya Tai.  Can anyone help me with an accurate location - always providing he is still there.    Have used Dr Park in the past but he wants to many follow ups.

 

Thank you

Pain in the butt ..maybe you should consider the bars where you drink 

Just be careful. If I were you, I'd stick to the chiropractor Dr. Pack....follow up or no follow up. 

 

21 minutes ago, joepattaya1961 said:

Just be careful. If I were you, I'd stick to the chiropractor Dr. Pack....follow up or no follow up. 

 

Good advise and/or a good orthopedist/spinal expert in BPH. Sciatic nerve pains can be severe and cause, often "age-based" joint & spinal problems are looked at first. Good luck and get well.   MS>

Sciatca !!! You probaly also get the pain running down the leg !!

 

Worse pain I have ever had, normal paracetomol tablets dont help as its nerve pain.

Eventually it will get better just have to be patient.

I too tried Chiropratic, and had so much Massage everyday,didnt really help.

 

My Doctor put me on Lyrica Medication and it helped .

6 months later I have stopped the medication and only take it when there is pain.

 

 

To the contributors - numbers 2 to 4 - to my post, please accept my thanks for your replies.   

As I think there is not going to be much input or help for the OP here I will move the topic over to the health forum for   advice.

I would need more information to be able to comment:

 

- where exactly in the butt is the pain? (upper area/lower; iddle. near hip etc)

 

- does the pain radiate to your legs?

 

- any particular time or position where this happens?

 

I assume there is no skin lesion, boil etc prsent/

Sounds like it might be piriformis syndrome, which can be helped with physio-therapy and a regime of stretching and strengthening exercises.  There are many YouTube videos that demonstrate appropriate exercises, but a few sessions with a physio-therapist first might be a good idea.  That's what I did to learn proper technique.

 

 

Thank you NancyL.  Very helpful

Try a heating pad & stretching. It works great on sciatica. It takes time though.


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