Is Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Causing Your Pain?
Symptoms of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
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Targeted exercises and physical therapy may help improve strength, flexibility, stability, and movement patterns around the pelvis and lower back.
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Certain medications may be used to help manage pain and inflammation as part of a broader treatment plan when appropriate.
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An image-guided sacroiliac joint injection can deliver medication directly into the joint and may be used to provide therapeutic relief or help determine whether the SI joint is contributing to your pain.
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For appropriately selected patients with persistent SI joint-related pain, radiofrequency techniques may be considered to target nerves transmitting pain signals from the joint.
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Consider an evaluation if lower-back, buttock, hip, or pelvic pain persists, repeatedly returns, limits your activities, or does not improve with initial conservative treatment.
Insurance coverage for sacroiliac joint treatments depends on your individual plan, diagnosis, medical necessity, and policy requirements.
Our team can help you understand what may be required before treatment.
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