Sacro-iliac Syndrome or Sacroiliitis

We speak here of acute or chronic pain, dull, deep, often on one side, directly at the level of the joint.
The onset of pain can also be sudden, but often it appears insidiously.
50 to 60% of the chronic low back pain, that is to say that last a long time, would be connected to this articulation.

1. Ensure that there is no greater problem, some forms of arthritis can affect this joint.

2. X-rays may be necessary to eliminate any underlying problem other than a lack of mobility.

Decreased inflammation with ice (20 minutes / 2 hours) and complementary therapies such as neurocryotherapy
The manipulations prove to be the treatment of choice for this condition in order to restore all the mobility to this articulation.
Soft tissue work (Active Release Techniques and Graston)
Kinesio Taping
Exercises of bending and stretching muscles of the thighs, buttocks and back.
Exercises to strengthen and stabilize the region
Drugs (anti-inflammatory) as needed
Cortisone injections as needed
In the case of an acute ligamentous sprain of this region, an orthopedic support (lumbar belt) for a short period may prove effective.

Variable according to the intensity, the duration of implantation before the beginning of treatments and the number of preceding episodes.
On average, 6 to 8 weeks.

Sacro-iliac Syndrome or sacroiliitis