Actress Andie MacDowell recently got candid about her health, revealing key symptoms that led to her diagnosis of piriformis ...

That can make the piriformis muscle swell or tighten, putting pressure on the sciatic nerve. Again, this muscle is in your butt—so going hard with exercises that work your glutes or nearby areas ...

at-home stretching exercises, physical therapy, massage and medications that relax the muscles. Surgery is not recommended to treat piriformis syndrome. The condition can resolve quickly by making ...

Piriformis syndrome is a condition that causes pain, numbness, or tingling in the buttocks and down the back of the leg. It occurs when the piriformis muscle spasms and compresses the sciatic nerve.

Andie MacDowell, 66, revealed on The Drew Barrymore Show that she has been diagnosed with piriformis syndrome, which causes sciatic nerve pain. Treatment and diligent hip exercises have relieved ...

There are a few things you can do to lower the risk of piriformis syndrome, or to keep symptoms from coming back. The Cleveland Clinic suggests making these moves: Exercise regularly Try to ...

MacDowell, 66, explained that she’s doing daily exercises to improve her health. Andie MacDowell has revealed she’s been diagnosed with piriformis syndrome, a rare neuromuscular condition.

Andie does exercises where "I have to work my tiny ... "It doesn't hurt anymore — it's a miracle, it really is." Piriformis syndrome "causes pain or numbness in your butt, hip or upper leg.

Andie MacDowell has been diagnosed with piriformis syndrome ... she tried to solve the problem with exercise. She began riding an indoor bike—"like a crazy person," she said—which only ...