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Sacroiliac Joint - Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment

If you're suffering from pain in your sacroiliac joint, then you should definitely consider seeking treatment. Learn all about the various treatments that are available for SIJ and find out which is best for you.

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Sacroiliac Joint - Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment

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  1. Sacroiliac (SI) Joint - Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment -Specialty Care Clinics

  2. Sacroiliac (Si) Joint In case you forgot, the sacroiliac joint is situated where the sacrum and hip bone meet. The sacrum is a broad bone mass with a shield shape at the base of the lumbar spine. Two ilium bones can be seen in the back of the pelvic girdle, separated by the sacrum, in view of the hip bones. Each iliac bone connected to the sacrum forms a sacroiliac joint. The sacrum has two sacroiliac joints, one on each side.

  3. Causes of Sacroiliac (Si) Joint Sacroiliac joint inflammation. Injury caused by a car accident. Damage to a ligament or overstretching. Arthritis-related or due to regular wear and tear, SI joint deterioration. The musculoskeletal problem causes uneven pelvic movement. Diseases include axial spondylarthritis, a systemic autoimmune condition that causes pain and swelling, or sacroiliitis, an inflammatory condition.

  4. Treatment of Sacroiliac (Si) Joint Treatment is based on the sacroiliitis’s origin and symptoms. The first therapies employed are frequently nonsteroidal antiinflammatory pain medicines that can be obtained over the counter and stretching and strengthening exercises. Medication Therapy : Techniques : Surgical And Other

  5. Contact Us For More Info On Topic Please Read Our Website Blog: https://specialtycareclinics.com/blogs/is-sacroiliac-joint-surgery-successful/ Contact No: (469) 545-9983 to book an appointment. Click Here

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