Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Treatment
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Specialist Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Treatment London
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction happens when there is uncharacteristic movement affecting the sacroiliac joint. The joint is at the base of your spine, sitting just above the coccyx. Unlike many joints in the rest of the body, the sacroiliac joint doesn’t provide much movement, instead acting as a shock absorber for the upper body.
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is usually a secondary issue, meaning there’s usually a different underlying condition that must be solved in order to fix sacroiliac dysfunction.
At Proback Clinic, we take a comprehensive approach to treatingsacroiliac joint dysfunction. Our methods include chiropractic adjustments, targeted physiotherapy, spinal rehabilitation, and advanced therapies such as shockwave therapy, spinal decompression, and K-Laser therapy. By focusing on restoring balance and mobility, we help patients achieve long-term relief without surgery.
Causes of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
There are lots of possible causes of sacroiliac joint dysfunction, including:
- Misalignment in the lower back (lumbar spine)
- Overuse of the joint
- Stretching or damage of ligaments from injury
- Ligament damage from pregnancy or childbirth
- Leg length asymmetry
- Ankle or knee dysfunction or arthritis
- Biomechanical abnormalities
Symptoms of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
Pain linked to the sacroiliac joint is often confused with a lumbar injury or sciatica because the symptoms are similar. That’s why a full examination is needed to find out exactly where the problem is. Patients with sacroiliac joint dysfunction tend to experience:
- Pain or ache, in the buttock, groin or side of the thigh going all the way down to the thigh
- Unlike many other conditions, SI dysfunction generally causes no tingling or weakness
Our Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Treatments
Our priority is to find the true cause of your sacroiliac dysfunction. During your consultation with ProBack Clinic, we will carry out a thorough examination, so we know the full extent of your condition. After which, we will recommend the best treatment plan tailored to your needs.
In general, sacroiliac dysfunction can be treated using either shockwave or laser therapy, depending on how severe your case is. However, as mentioned earlier, sacroiliac joint dysfunction usually happens as a result of an issue in another area of the body. Any other problem would also need to be addressed to give you real, long term relief from sacroiliac dysfunction. Furthermore, when patients have ligament damage from either an injury, fall or even pregnancy, and especially if they do not respond to any conservative treatments, prolotherapy, or a combination of prolotherapy and prolozone is an excellent form of treatment for those patients. Those patients usually have been having pain for a long time and have had little to no relief with previous treatments. Prolotherapy usually helps ligaments strengthen and helps relief the pain.
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What to Expect From an SI Joint Consultation at Proback
When you visit our London clinic forSI joint dysfunction, your care begins with a detailed consultation and assessment, which may include:
- Comprehensive consultation – reviewing medical history, posture, and movement patterns.
- Precise diagnosis – identifying whether your symptoms are linked to sacroiliac joint dysfunction or related conditions such as sciatica.
- Tailored treatment plan – combining chiropractic, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation exercises.
- Progressive improvements – many patients report reduced pain, greater mobility, and improved stability over time.
Because our approach is non-invasive, you can continue with most daily activities alongside your treatment programme.
Who Benefits Most From Sacroiliac Joint Treatment?
Our care is suitable for patients experiencing:
- Persistent sacroiliac joint pain in the lower back, hips, or buttocks
- Radiating discomfort into the legs, sometimes mistaken for sciatica
- Uneven posture or instability linked to SI joint dysfunction
- Stiffness after prolonged sitting or standing
- Worsening discomfort during walking, climbing stairs, or exercise
- Limited improvement from standard treatments such as rest or medication
For many patients, especially those seekingSIJ dysfunction treatment in London, Proback Clinic has provided the breakthrough they needed.
Why Patients Choose Proback Clinic for SI Joint Dysfunction in London
When searching for a “sacroiliac joint clinic UK” or “SI joint chiropractor London”, patients choose Proback Clinic because we provide:
- Same-day and next-day appointments in London Victoria
- Evening and weekend availability
- Over 15 years’ experience treating SI joint dysfunction and spinal conditions
- A multi-disciplinary team of chiropractors, physiotherapists, and rehabilitation experts
- Personalised programmes designed to avoid unnecessary surgery
- Trusted results as one of London’s leading Clinic for sacroiliac joint dysfunction treatment
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Treatment vs Other Options in London
Patients often compare our treatment with traditional approaches:
- Medication – provides temporary relief but does not resolve underlying dysfunction.
- Standard physiotherapy – beneficial but may not fully stabilise the SI joint .
- Injections – can reduce inflammation, but results are often short-lived.
- Surgery – reserved for extreme cases, often with lengthy recovery times.
At Proback Clinic, oursacroiliac joint dysfunction treatmentcombines hands-on therapy, rehabilitation, and advanced non-surgical techniques for long-term results.
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Treatment Near Me – Proback Clinic, Victoria London
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…then Proback Clinic in London Victoria provides expert care under one roof. With a team of experienced chiropractors and physiotherapists, we’re here to help restore your mobility and improve your quality of life.
Additional Supportive Therapies at Proback Clinic
For many patients, the best results come from a combination of therapies. Alongsidesacroiliac joint dysfunction treatment, we also provide:
- Spinal decompression therapy – reducing pressure on nerves and discs
- Chiropractic adjustments – restoring balance and stability to the pelvis and spine
- K-Laser therapy – reducing inflammation and supporting tissue repair
- Shockwave therapy – stimulating healing in chronic ligament or joint issues
Together, these therapies form part of a personalised programme, designed to relieve pain, strengthen your sacroiliac joint, and help you move with confidence again.
FAQs
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is pain associated with the sacroiliac joint. Sacroiliac dysfunction is usually a secondary issue, meaning there is likely a different root cause of the problem that will need to be resolved to relieve pain in the long term. Sacroiliac joint dysfunction can also be known as sacroiliac syndrome or sacroiliac joint disorder.
There can be many different causes of sacroiliac joint dysfunction, including lower back misalignment, leg length asymmetry, ankle or knee problems. The condition can also happen after pregnancy, as a result of stretched or damaged tissue.
Finding out if there is a different condition causing sacroiliac joint dysfunction is important if you want to resolve the issue in the long term. In treating sacroiliac dysfunction, shockwave therapy or laser therapy can be used. Shockwave therapy helps improve the function of the lumbar spine, if misalignment in this area is causing the problem. Laser therapy can help in cases where tissue has been stretched or damaged. The light energy distributed by the K Laser on a specific area can help generate cell activity, improving the cell’s ability to heal.
We advise that if there’s an underlying cause of sacroiliac joint dysfunction, that this be discovered and addressed before beginning exercises, to prevent the condition being made worse. Usually, we will recommend specific exercises for each patient, as each case will be completely individual to them. This will traditionally be done after the patient has started their treatment, and usually around six to twelve treatments down the line.
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Whilst working on her dad’s farm, 17 years ago, Sandra heard a loud crack in her back. Sandra had 6 steroid injections. She tried Physiotherapy, acupuncture and more but nothing helped. She kept getting worse and worse. The effect the pain was having spread beyond just Sandra. It was hurting everyone who loved her.
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