How Can Auto Accidents Result in Pelvic Fractures That Cause Referred Buttock Pain?
Last updated Monday, September 26th, 2022
If you’ve been in an auto accident, you may be suffering from what is called, referred pain. Referred pain is pain that is felt in one region of your body, although the injury originates from another part of the body. In auto accidents, referred pain in the buttock can occur even though there may be nothing wrong with the muscle itself.
Due to the pelvis’ ringlike structure, injuries that may seem isolated can actually be a sign of injury elsewhere.
This injury can go initially undetected. But there may be a sign that is going undiagnosed and that is referred buttock pain. If you continue to have pain in the buttock or hip region after an auto accident, you may want to see a physician, as you may have a pelvic fracture due to your car crash.
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