03/06/2025
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๐ฅ Dr. Ranjeet Rajput (PT)
BPT, COMT, CDNT, Osteopath
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Center
๐ฃ "Your Recovery, Our Commitment"
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SI Joint Dysfunction
What is SI Joint Dysfunction?
The Sacroiliac (SI) joint connects the spine to the pelvis. SI Joint Dysfunction occurs when the joint becomes inflamed or moves improperly, leading to lower back pain, hip discomfort, or radiating pain into the legs.
๐ Common Causes:
Injury or trauma (fall, accident)
Pregnancy and childbirth
Prolonged sitting or poor posture
Uneven leg length or gait issues
๐ Symptoms:
Sharp or aching pain in the lower back/buttock
Pain aggravated by sitting, standing, or climbing stairs
Stiffness or reduced mobility in the lower spine
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Physiotherapy Treatment Protocol
๐งฉ Assessment:
Detailed physical exam
Postural analysis
Special tests (FABER, Gaenslenโs)
๐ช Treatment Plan:
1. Pain Management
Electrotherapy (TENS, IFT)
Cryotherapy/Heat therapy
Manual therapy (mobilization, myofascial release)
2. Joint Stabilization
Core strengthening exercises
Pelvic stabilization drills
Proprioceptive training
3. Manual Therapy
Osteopathic techniques
Muscle Energy Technique (MET)
Joint mobilizations (COMT approach)
4. Dry Needling
Targeting hyperactive trigger points for pain relief (CDNT certified)
5. Patient Education & Ergonomic Advice
Lifestyle changes
Home exercise program
Posture correction
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๐ Visit us for a personalized assessment and rehabilitation program tailored for SI Joint Dysfunction.
๐ Book an Appointment Today!
๐ Location: [Dr.Ranjeet Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Center]
๐ฑ Contact: 082691 78151