The painful sacroiliac joint: information for patients

Do you struggle with back pain throughout your day?
Do you have to give up on some activities in your daily routine because your back hurts too much?
Does your back hurt although you had an effortless day?
Studies show that throughout life, 75% of people are affected by back pain at some point. Moreover, in up to 30% of cases of back pain, the sacroiliac joint is the cause of complaints or a causative factor. With numbers like that, it’s significant to understand what a sacroiliac joint is and how to overcome it.

Regardless of your gender and age, chances are you struggle with the painful sacroiliac joint. Most of the pain caused by the sacroiliac joint is located in the depth of the back, in the areas of the pelvis. Some days, it can be hard to lift a box. On other days, it can be struggling to sit down or even change your position.

The painful sacroiliac joint is often unilateral or at least not symmetrical. If there are additional radiations, they are usually localized in the area of the buttocks, as well as in the posterior and lateral thigh and lateral to the calf. That’s why learning more about the painful sacroiliac joint is one of the most important things you can do to enjoy a painless daily routine.

Possible causes of the painful sacroiliac joint include:

1. 1. Autoimmune diseases
   2. Transitional anomalies and dysplasias
   3. Births/female gender
   4. Accidents and osteoporotic fractures of the pelvic ring
   5. After spinal fusion surgery, ‘failed back surgery’ syndrome
   6. Osteoarthritis of the hip joint

We would like to refer to a medical booklet on the painful sacroiliac joint which will walk you through fully understanding how to identify and treat the painful sacroiliac joint  as you’ll be able to explore the following areas:

1. 1. What is the sacroiliac joint
   2. How do the symptoms manifest

If it weren’t the painful sacroiliac joint, what else could it be? With The Painful Sacroiliac Joint (SIJ), you’ll be able to understand back pain, break it down into symptoms and causes, and find the right treatment from a place of profound knowledge. And once your journey to the treatment begins, you’ll be able to explore the following areas:

1. 1. Clinical tests, radiological clarifications, and infiltrations
   2. Available Treatment options
   3. Important notes

Filled with personal experiences, examples, and simply explained medical facts, you’ll be able to integrate sound back pain solutions into your life effortlessly.

If you are further interested, you can order this patient information via this link.