Sacroiliac Joint Pain Treatment
Sacroiliac Joints (SIJ) pain and dysfunction link the lower spine to the pelvis. To form the SI joints, the right tailbone connects with the left sides of the pelvic bones. The SI joints need to form a rigid connection, allowing the person to moves, but only to a certain degree.
Abnormal or excessive movement of the joints leads to Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction. A person with SI joint pain-dysfunction may experience pain in the lower back, buttock, hip, and sciatic pain. The two primary types of SI joint pain are hypermobility or instability and hypomobility or stiffness.
The goal of physiotherapy is to restore full function of the joints. A physiotherapist can examine and identify the type of SI joint pain the person has. Physiotherapists utilize several different types of techniques and therapies to treat the condition and also recommend exercises for them to perform at home.
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Common Treatment Options
- Rehabilitation exercises
- Walker assessment
- TENS
- Paraffin Wax
- Manual therapy
- Chiropractic and massage therapy
- Acupuncture
- Bracing & support
Physiotherapists treat SI Joint Pain and Dysfunction
At Physiomobility, we have a team of qualified professionals who offer specialized treatment for various musculoskeletal conditions. Whether you have a chronic medical condition, such as arthritis, or you have experienced a sports injury, or suffer from dizziness and vertigo our experienced physiotherapists will provide you a personalized treatment, offering you relief from pain and discomfort and enabling you to get back to your usual activities quickly.
