Spokane Valley Doctor Using Conservative Treatment for Lower Back Pain Complications During Pregnancy.

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Spokane, Washington, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) December 14, 2010 -- Lower back pain and pregnancy tend to go hand in hand, lets look at the research.

More than 50% of pregnant women complain of lower back pain during pregnancy, with 75-85% presenting with (pelvic) sacroiliac pain syndrome. Compared with lumbar pain, sacroiliac pain is four times more likely to persist several months after delivery (Journal of the American Chiropractic Association).

Signs of Sacroiliac Pain:
• A locking sensation in the SI joint
• A feeling of instability in the sacrum
• A sharp stabbing pain along the SI region

• Inability to move from a bending position
• Sciatic nerve irritation; pain in posterior leg
• Pain while turning in bed
• Spasm of the low back muscles on the same side as SI joint irritation

When treating this condition,there are quite a few options available and we use the ones best suited for your specifically.

Treatment for Sacroiliac Pain:
• Manual Chiropractic manipulation
• Trigger point therapy
• Maternal fitness home routine
• Mechanical traction
• SI stabilization belt/maternity belt
• Pelvic blocking procedure

• Post isometric relaxation techniques
• Massage therapy

Dr. Rausenberger is a chiropractic physician at Spinal and Sports Care Clinic that specializes in this type of condition. For more information or to schedule an appointment please contact our office or visit our website: www.spinalandsportscare.com

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