How would you treat this injury?
Suspect it is connected to badly aligned pelvis.
Would it also be linked to piriformos syndrome?
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we need a little bit more information than that...
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??? A bit vague....more info please...
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Sorry I included more info on the tag but it doesnt show up.
The pain comes on usually after 30minutes running. It is located in the RF area.
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