sacro iliac problem? If it's the physio's diagnosis and the treatment suggested hasn't worked then possibly it isn't a correct diagnosis.Can you describe the pain a bit more? Location, what if anything triggers it particularly (uphill running, downhill

with inflammation of the sacro-iliac and was very interested to hear that your physiotherapist seems to have cured this problem for you after three visits. Is your physiotherapist located in the London/South-East area by any chance?Thanks No sorry, but i'm sure

experiencing some pain when walking. I went to the physio who diagnosed that my sacro-iliac joint was out of line (joing at bottom of back) and this was causing the pain at the top of my leg.Has anyone else experienced this and how long did it take to fully

that I have inflamed sacro-iliac joints. Perhaps, at last, we can get somewhere! good luck sassie! It, er, still IS your back, Sassie. But a treatable condition rather than a tough-luck one, from the sound of things. Hope it goes well! Oh Vrap dear you

JIm,look at this thread I did a while back. I had ITBFS, caused by stiff sacro-iliac joint. Need to work on glutes as well.....and stretch and stretch and stretch.

would have thought that neoprene would be very sweaty and uncomfortable? Don't use it any more though as have worked hard on core stability and no longer get the problems that I used to (groin pain due to unstable sacro-iliac joint). No belt

it was all down to me shoes, i went to a proper running shop and was fited with a good pair of shoes and all the pain and problems went over night, might be worth a try if you havent already i have a similar problem and have been assessed as having sacro-iliac