Unusual Rare Type of Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction Named Left Side Bent Ilium

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[@distortedimages]

Hello Dr Hesch can this stretch be done if I also have a bulging disc l5 s1 ?

[@JerryHeschInstitute]

There is no research to suggest it can harm and many adults have a bulging disc. However, I defer to your healthcare practitioner.

[@geromebogman3601]

What dysfunctions usually follow or are typically associated with this one? Doing this stretch improved my breathing and aligned the rotation of my right foot inward but I still have some slight discomfort around my left si and left pubic joint. It is also harder to move my right patella medially (requires more effort), I have pain on the inside of my right foot now from changing its previous natural orientation, and walking still feels a little wobbly on my right side.

[@JerryHeschInstitute]

Not aware of any specific pattern that follows this pattern