Sacroiliac Joint Pain

 

The Sacroiliac Joint is a firm joint that lies between the spine and the pelvis.

Sacroiliac Joint Syndrome is a condition that causes pain in the Sacroiliac Joint from a number of causes including:

A trauma such as a fall or car accident
Pregnancy - additional weight gain causes stress on the Sacroiliac Joint
Discrepancy in leg length, this can be congenital or functional

 

The symptoms if Sacroiliac Joint Syndrome include:

A dull ache at the base of the spine
Pain in the groin and thighs
Pain at the back of the hips
Pain gets worse when standing and walking

 

Treatment for Sacroiliac Joint Syndrome includes:

Sports massage
Physiotherapy

Manipulation
Orthotics if the discrepancy in the leg is the cause
Avoid any activity that aggravates the symptoms

 

 

 

 

Manchester Osteopaths

49 King Street

Manchester

M2 7AY

 

email: info@manchester-osteopaths.co.uk

 

Tel: 0161 835 2358

 

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