Guest guest Posted February 19, 2004 Report Share Posted February 19, 2004 Hi Aase: Glad to see you back I have awful problems with my Si joints as well and my lumbar spine has gotten in on it too. I saw an Ortho surgeon and he told me if anything was done to either the SI joints or lumbar spine that there was a high likelihood that areas that are less unstable might develop the same problem, or my hips or knees. If one area is stabilized and other areas are still out of whack or have more stress on them, you could just be trading a problem in one area for another Joyce Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2004 Report Share Posted February 19, 2004 Hi Joyce, Have you tried PT for the SI joints or the things Mike U. knows and does. You could also get a second opinion. But therapy and pain medication may be your best resource. Ask Mike Uggens. Sincerely, S. Aase Marit Si Joints > Hi Aase: Glad to see you back > > I have awful problems with my Si joints as well and my lumbar spine has gotten in on it too. I saw an Ortho surgeon and he told me if anything was done to either the SI joints or lumbar spine that there was a high likelihood that areas that are less unstable might develop the same problem, or my hips or knees. If one area is stabilized and other areas are still out of whack or have more stress on them, you could just be trading a problem in one area for another > > Joyce > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2004 Report Share Posted February 19, 2004 Hi Joyce, Have you tried PT for the SI joints or the things Mike U. knows and does. You could also get a second opinion. But therapy and pain medication may be your best resource. Ask Mike Uggens. Sincerely, S. Aase Marit Si Joints > Hi Aase: Glad to see you back > > I have awful problems with my Si joints as well and my lumbar spine has gotten in on it too. I saw an Ortho surgeon and he told me if anything was done to either the SI joints or lumbar spine that there was a high likelihood that areas that are less unstable might develop the same problem, or my hips or knees. If one area is stabilized and other areas are still out of whack or have more stress on them, you could just be trading a problem in one area for another > > Joyce > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 19, 2004 Report Share Posted February 19, 2004 Hi Joyce, Have you tried PT for the SI joints or the things Mike U. knows and does. You could also get a second opinion. But therapy and pain medication may be your best resource. Ask Mike Uggens. Sincerely, S. Aase Marit Si Joints > Hi Aase: Glad to see you back > > I have awful problems with my Si joints as well and my lumbar spine has gotten in on it too. I saw an Ortho surgeon and he told me if anything was done to either the SI joints or lumbar spine that there was a high likelihood that areas that are less unstable might develop the same problem, or my hips or knees. If one area is stabilized and other areas are still out of whack or have more stress on them, you could just be trading a problem in one area for another > > Joyce > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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