How Treatment of the Pubic Joints AKA Symphysis Pubis Helps the Sacroiliac Joint Part 3 of 3

Restoring motion and position of the right pubic bone reflexively released a chronic right side bending in the upper neck. She reports that in photos her head is always side bent left. This is due to compensation for an inferior right pubic bone and is driven by the nervous system via the Righting Reflex. Now when she walks and sits the right sacroiliac no longer feels stiff. Pain reduced from a 3 to a 2/10.
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 information on 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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