In this ASK A DOC, Dr. Souslian shares common misdiagnoses, what to look for and how to prevent the risk of lower back pain ...

two distinct bones of the pelvis which form the sacroiliac joint. When this is present, the patient will have pain on the side of the back, very low and the patient usually is extremely uncomfortable.

The sacroiliac joint is located just to the side of the lower back and often presents as lower back pain even though it is not technically part of the lower back. The sacroiliac joint is it’s ...

After an injury, your sacroiliac (SI) joint needs time to heal ... Regular sessions can reduce lower back pain. It’s important to work with a trained teacher who can help you change or leave ...

Are you feeling discomfort in your lower back or hips? Sacroiliac joint pain could be the culprit, often caused by imbalanced ...

There can be many causes of back pain including accidents, strains, and injuries. Two types of back injury are spondylolisthesis and cervical radiculopathy. Both have their own set of symptoms ...

went up 231% for lower back pain. Additionally, "facet joint or sacroiliac joint interventions in US Medicare recipients increased from approximately 425 000 in 2000 to 2.2 million interventions ...