04/12/2026
SI joint pain got you PIMP LIMPIN… we got you! The SI joint is a really big joint. It can be fixated at the top and the bottom. Were you likely going to feel this is when you’re walking and it can get fixated by doing many different activities. When it gets fixated, the muscles around the joint tighten up to provide stability and sometimes this can secondarily create sciatica. When I say fixated, it means that the joint isn’t moving with a full range of motion that it should and that’s where we as chiropractors come in. It’s not out of place, it’s not misaligned, it just doesn’t have full range of motion and. We are chiropractors apply and adjustment and we get the joint fluid to fully l**e up that joint and get it moving in its full range of motion. The problem is is that when it gets inflamed it can be painful for a little bit because you aren’t able to rest it. Even after getting an adjustment, the joint can be inflamed and takes time to calm down and heal. Movement is life and continuing to get the proper movement in that joint is so important. The way that we would handle this at the office is to release all the muscles around the joint, make sure the joint is moving, and do some dry needling within the joint space.
