Part 2 of 2 Pregnancy Related SIJ Injury
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- She fell when she was pregnant injuring her sacroiliac. Easy fix.
This is presented by Dr. Jerry Hesch, MHS, DPT, PT, HSP of Hesch institute in Aurora, Colorado. Jerry treats chronic pain using a whole-body Manual Therapy and educational approach. For informationon scheduling an appointment with Dr. Hesch, MHS, PT, DPT please go to Website: www.HeschInstitute.com Dr. Hesch treats most conditions in three visits with a goal of making the chronic patients independent of healthcare. Please follow us on You Tube and Facebook at "Hesch Institute". Hesch Institute also provides Home Study Courses and hands-on workshops.
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Glad to see you back Dr. Hesch!
I cannot get to the request for consultation the digital world not helpful today. Please go to Hesch Institute website Patient section for info on consultation
Hello Dr. Hesch, thank you for these videos. I have had low back pain, searing right buttock pain which radiates to the right groin, for 1 3/4 years. I’m in bed 90% of the time. The pain, plus the pandemic, made the process of seeking help very slow and difficult. Early theory/diagnosis was focused on the lumbar spine, but after many weeks of self guided, at home basic physical therapy, I had an MRI, two sessions of lumbar injections, 20 sessions of acupuncture, 6 weeks of professional physical therapy. In my next to last physical therapy appointment I told the therapist I thought my pain was from the SI joint, based on my own research. He had to look up procedures on UA-cam, one which gave me a few days of relief, but by then I had no more appointments left. I then thought my only option left was SI joint fusion. I had an SI joint injection two weeks ago. After watching your videos I’m hoping to find a physical therapist who specializes in SI joint / pelvic dysfunction. Any suggestions for someone in Massachusetts or New England? Update…just found that there is someone familiar with your method here in Massachusetts. Are there certain problems which can only be treated with SI joint fusion?
Yes some patients do need fusion but that is rare. See charles brown or kevin ward north andover
@@JerryHeschInstitute Thanks, Dr. Hesch, I did see Kevin last week.
Hi Dr. Hesch, Would you happen to know anyone who follows your approach in southern Ontario, Canada?
Yes please Sophie Hawkins
do you know anyone in the Kansas city MO area to treat SI pain?
Please check our list of certified practitioners on hesch institute website. We update monthly
my first rib is out from sternum. directly below the SC joint. what should I do? could you give me the exercise?
thank you
I would have to perform an examination first before advising you. “Out from sternum” is an interesting descriptor. I hope you will see a medical doctor
@@JerryHeschInstitute thank you very much. i would come to your clinic but i am not from usa .it is not completely out but i can feel the space between sternum and the left first rib and it is sensitive and painful compared to the right rib.
have a nice day.
do you know anyone to treat si pain in the Kansas city Missouri area?