Sacroiliac joint pain (ISG, sacroiliac-iliac joint) is a widespread condition that can have a variety of causes. The sacroiliac joint is a joint that is located in the pelvis and connects the sacrum to the ilium. It connects the pelvis with the lower part of the spine and is therefore essential for a variety of … ISG Pain
Pain down to the leg ISG pain usually occurs in the lower back and in some cases radiates into the leg. This often results in punctual pain during certain movements or when sitting in a certain position. If the pain radiates into the lower leg or foot, however, it is more likely that the cause … Pain down to the leg | ISG Pain
Causes The causes of ISG pain can be very different. In addition to a wear and tear of the joint, arthrosis, there can be inflammation, muscle stiffening, joint blockages or weakness of the ligamentous apparatus. Arthrosis of the ISG is very common, especially at an advanced age, but does not usually cause pain. Nevertheless, it … Causes | ISG Pain
Treatment It is especially important to know the individual cause of the complaints in order to initiate a suitable therapy. In most cases, “acute therapy” through physical exercises and physiotherapy, heat treatment as well as the administration of painkillers is a good way to treat the problem. Typical, however, is a recurring problem. In order … Treatment | ISG Pain
