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If you have constant low back pain, arthritic changes to your sacroiliac joint might be the reason. The spine is comprised of bones called vertebrae and the vertebrae in the lower spine are called lumbar vertebrae. However, many are unaware of the wedge-formed bone that the lumbar vertebrae rest upon, known as the sacrum.

Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain is felt in the low back and butts. The pain is brought about by harm or injury to the joint between the spine and hip. Sacroiliac joint pain can mirror different conditions, for example, a herniated disc or a hip issue. A detailed history and thorough physical exam are essential to determine the source of pain.

Dysfunction in your sacroiliac joint can cause a lot of pain in your lower back or leg. Hence, here are a couple of simple treatments to relieve your Sacroiliac Joint Pain.