Piriformis Stretches to Relieve Piriformis Syndrome

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4. Common Causes
The exact cause of piriformis syndrome is often multifactorial and may not always be identifiable. However, several contributing factors have been recognized:

Tight hip flexors: Muscles at the front of the hip that, when shortened, can alter pelvic alignment and increase strain on the piriformis.
Weak or inactive gluteal muscles: Insufficient strength in these muscles can lead to overcompensation by the piriformis.
Overuse of hip rotator muscles: Repetitive activities involving external rotation or prolonged use can cause fatigue and spasm.
Prolonged sitting: Extended periods in