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Sacroiliac Therapy

Sacroiliac Therapy Sacroiliac therapy is one method of dealing with pain due to sacroiliac joint dysfunction. SI joint therapy consists of various conservative medical and complementary treatments designed to improve joint function and end painful symptoms. Sacroiliac pain is a controversial diagnosis, since it is very difficult to distinguish pain originating in the SI joint from many other common lower back and buttock pain conditions.

Sacroiliac Joint Therapy Modalities

There are many common treatment options for SI joint pain. Many choices involve massage or manipulation of the joint manually or though exercise therapy. The majority of treatments are conservative in nature and surgery is not a common solution unless the pain is chronic and severe. Surgical correction of SI joint conditions does not show very good results for pain relief and the procedures are usually reserved for desperate cases. Detailed information on therapy modalities can be found on my back pain treatments page.

Results of Sacroiliac Therapy

Therapy for SI joint pain should help to resolve the pain in a matter of weeks or months. SI pain syndromes which resist treatment might very well be misdiagnosed conditions. This is a common phenomenon and usually indicates a psychosomatic cause for the symptoms. In the case of long term unresolved back pain conditions, the patient should consider trying knowledge therapy to overcome any possible psychological contributors to their pain.

Recommendation on Sacroiliac Therapy

The SI joint pain diagnosis is a relatively new and growing treatment specialty in the back pain industry. Doctors love this diagnosis, since it is a great explanation for lower back pain in patients without other obvious spinal abnormalities or causative conditions. It is very difficult to prove that pain is actually due to SI joint dysfunction and almost impossible to disprove. This makes SI dysfunction yet another wonderful back pain scapegoat condition. Unfortunately, most diagnosed patients have no idea that the SI joint is rarely problematic and fall into long lasting therapy programs which do nothing to correct their pain. If you are in a treatment program for an extended time without enacting a cure over your pain, it is time to reconsider your options. Physical treatments usually DO work well for SI pain. If your treatments have not solved your pain problem, you might want to consider trying an alternative choice for your sacroiliac treatment. Knowledge therapy has cured diagnosed SI joint pain in thousands of patients. There are no risk, no side effects and nothing at all to lose…EXCEPT THE PAIN.
Sacroiliac Therapy to Back Pain Home 3/31/08 Revised 10/15/08

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