Does tilted or rotated pelvis cause constipation amd gut muscle pain which is like stabbing pain and lower back and legs pain which cover hip and groin parts and upper back gets stiffed and it is a burning or warm feeling inside
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You should consult a Physician to solve your constipation problem.
Then you should consult a Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist for complete assessment and treatment of pelvis correction.
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Yes ,to some extent it can aggravate an already exisiting constipation problem . Exercising your pelvic floor and various electrotherapeutic pain relief modalities at a physiotherapy clinic can relieve the problem but, alongwith medications .
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Consult a physician and physiotherapist in person.
Weak pelvic floor muscles can cause improper bowel movements leading to constipation , increased frequency to urinate or severe pain while defecating.
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Meanwhile to relieve low back and hip pain perform the following exercises:
1) Bridging- Lying on the floor with your knees bent and feet flat on the ground, push your lower back into the ground, then push yourself up into a bridge position by squeezing your buttocks. Hold the position for ten seconds, rest, and repeat for 5 times.
2) Lying pelvic tilt- Lying on the floor, knees bent and feet flat. Push lower back into floor by contracting the abdominals and squeezing the buttocks. Hold this position for 10 seconds, repeat 5 times.
3) Quadriceps stretch- Kneel on the floor. Bring on leg forward while bending the knee and keep foot straight on the floor. Thigh should be parallel to the floor. Squeeze buttocks and push pelvis forward. Hold for 10 seconds , repeat for other leg.
4) Iliopsoas stretch- Lying on your back on the bed with feet hanging on the edge, lift one leg off the ground and the bend knee. Lift thigh to chest as close as possible. The lifted leg stretches the gluteal muscle and hamstring. Hold for 10 seconds and repeat for other leg.
Precautions to take :
Avoid sitting or standing for prolonged period, ensure proper posture and engaging in regular exercise.
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It is advisable to visit a general physician first in order to rule out other causes of constipation and muscle pain.
It is better if you consult with normal physician doctor for constipation.
To ruleout the exact problem.
And take proper medication for same.
Your pelvic rotation is different problem and need Physiotherapy treatment aswell.
So before starting any Physiotherapy treatment proper diagnosis is also important.better to visit to nearest physiotherapy clinic .
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for further information please consult with physiotherapist doctor online with practo app.
It is also important to know if your bladder is affected, also we need ro know if there is any anaesthesia around the anal area, if these symptoms are there you need to see an Orthopaedician and get an MRI. if it is constipation alone, it is hard to say it is due to the back. Back dysfunction could change bowel habits.
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the exercises mentioned are good. Never do anything into pain
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