Pelvis Alignment Before Sacroiliac Fusion Was Not Thorough Part 3 of 3

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  • @ShannonLandsberger
    @ShannonLandsberger 4 роки тому +1

    I would like to hear from the patient himself how he is doing now. Can that discussion be set up?

  • @tarmosotikov9438
    @tarmosotikov9438 4 роки тому

    Hi When you have evaluated the patient and there is several pelvic & SIJ dysfunctions, in which order do you treat those dysfunctions? I assume that sacrum is most important to treat first, then pubic, then ilium - OR???

    • @JerryHeschInstitute
      @JerryHeschInstitute  3 роки тому

      lower extremity, pubic joint/ischium, sacrum. ilium, coccyx, lumbar,...but once in a very rare occasion there will be a top-down phenomenon in which first treat occipitoatlantal or atlantoaxial first is essential. Excellent thoughtful question!

  • @hickorysocks2628
    @hickorysocks2628 3 роки тому

    Is it possible that pelvic imbalance could be connected to the development of a canted jaw? I had to have double jaw surgery to correct the angle it grew into, and I have pelvic issues.

  • @JustME-ft4di
    @JustME-ft4di 3 роки тому

    Has the relief from symptoms lasted?
    As someone with these and other issues, who also has EDS/hyper mobility, it would be very helpful to know.

    • @JerryHeschInstitute
      @JerryHeschInstitute  3 роки тому

      they usually are long lasting very easy for the client to maintain gains with very simple very specific self mobilization a few times a week, we change the nervous system and the body readily accepts the change even with dignoses such as EDS. The client flew in from put f state so I have seen him since the video taken. let me knw if you have additional questions.