Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction and Facet Syndrome?
Can anyone tell me more about how this affects your body? Thank you..
Yes, I can. Sacroiliac Joints connect the sacrum to the ilium (one of three bones that make up your pelvis). When you have issues in those joints, walking and rising from seated positions, among other things, can be very difficult. From the dysfunction in the Sacroiliac joint, the muscles in the back tend to tighten, hyperextending your back and jamming the joints at the back of your vertebrae. Not pleasant. See your chiropractor for some good cracking to loosen up those joints and reduce the muscle spasms in your back.
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