By David Mruz|2020-04-28T13:05:13-04:00September 29th, 2014|Back Pain|Comments Off

You may have been told by your medical doctor that you have Sacroiliac Joint Pain. Sacroiliac Joint (SI) pain? What's that? Well, let's talk about this pain syndrome and what the sacroiliac joint does. The sacroiliac joint, or "SI" joints (you've got on on each side of your body) are what connect your spinal column to your pelvis. SI joints move in several different ways but just not very much. SI joint dysfunction is actually a separate condition from low back [...]

Low Back Pain? One common cause . . .

By David Mruz|2020-04-09T09:53:22-04:00September 1st, 2011|FAQs|Comments Off on Low Back Pain? One common cause . . .

Did you know that over 80% of adults suffer from lower back pain at some point? A pain in the back can be debilitating, and many back pain sufferers are understandably desperate for relief. The first step to pain relief is identifying the cause. One common cause of low back pain is the sacroiliac joint (SI joint). What is the sacroiliac joint? We have two sacroiliac joints, one on either side of our sacrum (sit bone). Some people mistakenly refer to [...]