General consideration IV
- Symptom
- This problem is caused by iliopsoas bursitis, which is often found with long-distance athletes. A walking or running motion starts with contraction of the iliopsoas muscle located at the root of the leg. The iliopsoas muscle is the combined tip of the psoas magnus muscle and psoas minor muscle. This region often involves anatomical exceptions, and in fact, 52% of Japanese do not have the psoas minor muscle.
- Tamatare Remedy
- To cure the problem, Tamatare Remedy improves the balance among the muscles of iliolumbar region, which are internal pelvic muscles, the external pelvis muscle group, and the adductor muscle group by recovering the metabolism efficiency of these muscles. This injury is suspected if this type of pain continues for a long period without any abnormality found with an X-ray examination, and an early specialized remedy is required. This pain tends to spread to the lower back, the knee joint, and even to the shoulder. Further problems will emerge if the pain lasts long.
- Details
- A walking or running motion starts with contraction of the iliopsoas muscle located at the root of the leg. The iliopsoas muscle is the combined tip of the psoas magnus muscle and psoas minor muscle. This region often involves anatomical exceptions, and in fact, 52% of Japanese do not have the psoas minor muscle. In other words, half of the population have only the psoas magnus muscle. If any of these people runs intensively, an excess load is shed on the hip joint accordingly, reducing the joint-connection function of the iliac muscle. This causes excess output of joint fluid and causes pain.
General consideration III
