What Is the SI Joint?
The sacroiliac joints connect the pelvis to the spine. When inflamed or restricted, they can cause low back, hip, or buttock pain that mimics sciatica.
Symptoms of SI Joint Dysfunction
- Pain on one side of the low back or hip
- Discomfort when standing up from sitting
- Pain climbing stairs or walking long distances
Chiropractic Care for SI Joint Pain
Chiropractic adjustments restore joint mobility, reduce inflammation, and balance the pelvis for long-term relief.
How Shockwave Therapy Helps
PiezoWave therapy breaks down scar tissue, decreases inflammation, and stimulates healing in ligaments and muscles around the SI joint.
Traction for Added Relief
Intersegmental traction improves circulation, mobility, and overall spinal function.
Find Relief from SI Joint Pain
At Elwart Family Chiropractic, we use safe, non-invasive therapies to restore your mobility and reduce pain.
42958 Garfield Rd, Clinton Twp, MI 48038
586-741-5782
FAQs about SI Joint Dysfunction
Q: Can SI joint pain mimic sciatica?
A: Yes — SI joint dysfunction often causes symptoms that feel like sciatica.
Q: How does chiropractic help the SI joint?
A: Adjustments restore proper movement, reducing pain and inflammation.
