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| SI pain can have more than one cause. Some have disc issues which minimally invasive surgery can help. Others have sciatica from looseness in the SI joint itself. A ligament holds the SI joint in position. This ligament can be injured(stretched). When this happens inflammation accompanies the injury. This inflammation puts pressure on the sciatic nerve and the misery begins.
IF a stretched ligament is the reason for sciatica. A relatively new therapy called PRP(platelet rich plasma) can help. I had this type of injury. Dr. Silbert in Indianapolis is who used a prolotherapy type of PRP protocol for my stretched SI ligament.
I had this done in July of 2016. Today I am like the day before I injured my SI ligament. Silbert has been using therapy this for several years now. He is skilled at this procedure and reasonably priced. This is a testimonial. | |
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