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SI Joint Dysfunction: Anyone had their SI joints fused?
Spine Health | Last Active: Jul 12 4:24pm | Replies (72)Comment receiving replies
@bart12mike
I am assuming that SI means sacral-ileac?. I dont know what i have, but, after severe pain from overuse in the buttock area and going to physiotherapy for weeks I started chiropractic at the same clinic. That helped the most. Now at the 1st sign of pain or injury I go immediately to the chiropractor (gentle). He also gives me stretches to compliment his gentle adjustments, which I faithfully do.
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@greengold - SI does indeed mean sacroiliac (SI) joint.
You can find a lot more information from this Mayo Clinic article:
- Sacroiliitis https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sacroiliitis/symptoms-causes/syc-20350747
Glad your treatment currently is helping with your severe pain you had.
Are you feeling benefit from the stretching part of your current regimen? If so, will you share more about that and what you do, what effects you've seen and how quickly the stretching has made an impact?