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sacroiliac joint

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Oct 2, 2026

MikeHOST
54:49
It's not a mysterious process.
MikeHOST
54:51
Tulfi says, I got three epidural injections in L5, S1, nerve roots, and SIJ yesterday.
MikeHOST
54:56
Any advice on what to do in the next few days and weeks? I would have hoped you would have been given some advice on that.
MikeHOST
55:01
Right? What was the expectation if we draw this, again, back to the surgery? What was the expectation when we were going through this and just boom, boom, boom, bunch of injections? It seems like a bit of a shotgun approach to just fire it at everything.
Amy ReifGUEST
0:49
But I also have a special interest in women's health conditions.
Amy ReifGUEST
0:53
So I have gained some extra competencies in managing some women's health issues such as mastitis, rectus abdominis separation, so DRAMS, SIJ and pelvic girdle pain, and then pre and postnatal exercise programming.
Amy ReifGUEST
1:07
And I have been thoroughly enjoying attending 23W in my own postpartum journey with my now two little babies.
Amy ReifGUEST
1:15
So I have a two-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Charlotte, and now a six-month-old son, Dan.

7 MINS LATER

AngeHOST
8:36
Mm.
Amy ReifGUEST
8:36
So the pelvic girdle refers to the entire pelvis, whereas the sacroiliac joint or the SI joint sits between your sacrum and your ilium, which is part of the pelvis.
Amy ReifGUEST
8:47
And the job of the SIJ is to transmit forces between your spine and your lower limbs.
Amy ReifGUEST
8:53
So there's about 65% of our body weight that sits on top of your sacral base, which is the top of the sacrum, and that's just in standing.
Kelsy VickGUEST
8:05
Pelvic pain, both front and back.
Kelsy VickGUEST
8:07
So pubic symphysis pain in the front, uh, SIJ pain, SI joint pain in the back, which that one's probably up there for one of the most common.
Kelsy VickGUEST
8:15
Hip pain.
Kelsy VickGUEST
8:16
Uh, you can even have postural pain.
MikeHOST
34:20
I did Doral.
MikeHOST
34:23
august 12th i'm now suffering from poly peripheral neuropathy i'm sorry to hear that pablo says i think i get i'm thinking to get an sij injection to and continue with rehab but i'm afraid of corticosteroids why are we getting the injection why are we getting the injection i'd be doing the rehab anyway right because while you're thinking about it you're doing a bunch of things every day learning to control your spine is going to help you support and protect the lower back.
MikeHOST
34:53
You don't have a, there are some slight exceptions with regards to the SIJ, but fundamentally when you are learning to stabilize and support the neutral spine, you are stabilizing everything from the pelvis to the rib cage, which includes the SIJs.
MikeHOST
35:08
If you're moving and bending and twisting in ways that are involving the lumbar spine, then you will be involving the SIJs.
MikeHOST
35:14
The thing that you're learning when you're doing neutral spine stability work is to stabilize and support this lumbar spine.
MikeHOST
35:19
That is what you are learning.
MikeHOST
35:23
it's not just the lumbar spine there.
MikeHOST
35:24
It's stabilizing the pelvis.
Michael SidgwickHOST
29:52
Like, um, I don't know.
Michael SidgwickHOST
29:56
I am not normally as conspiratorial as Sij, but-
Michael HamflettHOST
29:59
[singing] Conspiracy corner
Michael SidgwickHOST
30:04
...
Michael SidgwickHOST
30:13
I honestly think...
Michael SidgwickHOST
30:14
Like, I, I'm never at the front of the line about like, "Well, WWE are doing this because AEW have done a thing." I think sometimes it's obvious when they are.
Michael SidgwickHOST
30:23
I think Sij's recent one on Ospreay is on the money.
Michael HamflettHOST
30:26
Oh, God.
Adam WilbournHOST
30:58
...
Adam WilbournHOST
30:58
but I'm, but I'm with, yeah, I'm with Sij in every kind of critique of her work, and I don't even...
Adam WilbournHOST
31:03
The jump has lost its spark other than the match.
Michael HamflettHOST
31:05
It's fascinating, this jump thing, 'cause a lot of the times it's like, you know, I'll bring up a name, uh, and you'll both be like, "Oh, you know, I think they could do wonders in, in my company", basically.
DickHOST
34:17
Right.
DickHOST
34:17
You have your S.I.J. application approved.
DickHOST
34:21
You're not you're not there.
DickHOST
34:22
You're not in the United States on any visa.
Mike JamesHOST
55:26
And yeah, that explains why you just rubbing the muscle isn't going to help you.
Mike JamesHOST
55:33
Pablo, I would argue that generally speaking, I wouldn't get caught up with differentiating the SIJ from the spine.
Mike JamesHOST
55:40
I think generally speaking, unless you are a lady who is pregnant, SIJ issues as a primary injury are very, very infrequent.
Mike JamesHOST
55:49
What is more likely is that you have a very badly managed lower back injury that has second-order consequences of the SIJs being irritated as well.
Mike JamesHOST
56:03
What else have we got? How much load is more and less, as you said in some of your videos, to activate recovery of the disc? Not quite sure what we're asking there, Sandy.
Mike JamesHOST
56:18
But how much load is too much or too little is entirely circumstantial.
Mike JamesHOST
61:17
And the gym, you've got a squat rack.
Mike JamesHOST
61:23
Muppet says, how to get diagnosis after four years of lower back pain, left-sided pain, lower back left-sided pain.
Jason SmithHOST
34:16
That is at Jason La Confora.
Jason SmithHOST
34:18
Check him out on SIJ as always, buddy.
Jason SmithHOST
34:21
Appreciate it, man.
Jason SmithHOST
34:21
Enjoy the rest of the night tonight.
Adam WilbournHOST
47:37
Like, [laughs] it's just that he's got this, he can do this.
Adam WilbournHOST
47:40
And with Sij, actually, like, the...
Adam WilbournHOST
47:41
I don't think it derailed it or anything, but there was... would've been something to the, God, barely dragging...
Adam WilbournHOST
47:46
Like, he's dragging his leg over with his other leg just to, like, make the cover.

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