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Severe SI Joint Pain: What Can You Do About it?

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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2008

Sacroiliac joint pain? What are the causes of it, what can be done to treat it.

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  • @ophqui 1) Paul Nancy Frank is common way to make sure that any layman can say it, it is so they say P N F instead of B M F, because not everyone hears the same letters the same way. 2) PNF is far easier to remember the Prioceptive neuromuscular facilitiation, unlike active release therapy (common words) & even that he says A R T so it is easier to remember. This is not for geniuses and science experts only, it is for the average or even below average guy who has back pain.

  • can you get SI Joint pain in your mid back?

  • thanks really hoping the belt helps, been in almost constant pain for a year now

  • @ophqui He did mention it. PNF stretching is a form of stretching, which he mentioned. Pain is interpreted in the brain alone. These pain signals arise from many different causes, toxins being one of them. Take a course in physiology, you'll learn a lot.

  • paul nancy frank!?!?!?! Try prioprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation.

    'pain is asscociated with toxins'? Evidence? quack quack quack.

  • Great information.

    That plant in the background could use a little help.

  • really interesting stuff I don't have SI joint pain but my psoas muscle and SI joint are out of wack how can I contact you for advice I really like your video. My SI joint will click and pop a little bit when I sit down and squeeze my muscles together. I have pain in my lower left side of my back and muscles in my left leg. what do I need to do?

  • @missbuttercupful Hi, miss, I have tried all the conservative treatments and had no relief other than temporary management. I experienced 100% for a couple of days when I had an injection of anesthetic and steroid into both si joints at the same time. From what I gather the best option is the iFuse procedure. It is not available in Australia so I will have to travel to the USA.

  • @n4979338 Did you ever get any relief for your SI joint pain? I have it horrible also, Have you had a steroid injection done with a fleoroscopy - only very experienced Dr. know how to do this. I also know of 2 doctors that are fusing using a wire mesh method. Let me know....

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