Sacroiliac Syndrome can be extremely painful.  For many people it tends to come on suddenly – for no apparent reason. At first they think it will just go away, but then the pain persists.  Driving can be a chore.  Walking is impossible. Some people give up, thinking ‘nothing can be done’, ‘I just need to learn to live with it’ or, worry that they will need a hip surgery.

And that’s sad. Because, more than just taking pain killers, often times something can be done – especially in the early stages. It starts with an accurate diagnosis.

Pain in the lower back and sacroiliac region can have a number of causes – the lower back, disc injuries, spinal stenosis, piriformis syndrome, inflamed or impinged sacroiliac joints, torn gluteal muscles and more.

The treatment will vary depending on your specific problem.

Discuss your sacroiliac pain with one of our experienced chiropractors. Each have had at least 5 years of university training, and continually upgrade their knowledge and skills as a condition of our practice.

Once we understand your problem, we will proceed with comprehensive examination depending on your unique circumstances. The examination can include:

• Orthopaedic testing
• Neurological testing
• Postural analysis
• Gait analysis
• Digital Weight Bearing X-Ray