SI joint is the sacroiliac joint, where your sacrum and pelvis come together, it can slip out of alignment, for me due to a leg length difference. Wikipedia has a good drawing so you have a better idea of its location.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacroiliac_joint
@patient 99 , this is an ongoing complaint, last time I had pain was in March.
You will read it is an uncommon cause of back pain, I disagree. I had to diagnose this on my own, and take a list of special tests to the MD, so he would agree, finally. I get trigger point injections 2 to 3x a year, they really help.
I am going to start the referral process for trigger point injections next week when I see my primary. It will help with my knee rehab if it is calmed down. Until then Voltaren and my TENS unit.
OS appointment went well, went over x rays, boy do I have a lot of hardware in there. Good news is it is the right size, last implant was a size too big.
Talked about my slow recovery, and all the work he did, and needing to be patient. We also talked about my knee has been unstable for a long time, the SI joint dysfunction, old gait pattern, and that old habits that will take some time to be sorted out. He wants to see me in three months.
He likes the way the knee looks, the alignment, and the stability.
Resting and icing right now.
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@kneeper , and everyone else who has stopped by my thread.