Sacroiliac Pain/Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

Our Approach

We will carefully assess your condition by performing a variety of orthopedic tests, postural assessment, ergonomic evaluations, and thorough soft tissue evaluations to decipher the origin of your pain.

With this condition careful attention must be paid to the surrounding soft tissue structures of the pelvis and lower back. Issues in these areas can prevent movement within the joint and cause nerve entrapments within the ligaments.

After the initial inflammation has subsided, we will restore your normal function through spinal manipulation and a variety of soft tissue techniques which may include Active Release Technique®, Graston Technique©, Fascial Manipulation, Trigger Point Therapy, Cold Laser, Shockwave Therapy, or Transverse Friction Massage.

Rehabilitative and strengthening exercises will be given. Imaging such as x-ray, diagnostic ultrasound, EMG and MRI may be used to rule out any pathologic process.    

Traditional therapies include rest, ice, activity modification, and anti-inflammatory medications.