Sacroiliac pain (joint block)

Pain and stiffness in the lower back, sometimes to the point of locking you up. We explain why it happens and why it usually resolves quickly.

Pain that travels from the back or buttock down the leg. We explain why it isn't always a trapped nerve and how we find the real cause.

When the disc presses on the nerve and the pain travels down the leg. We explain why most aren't operated on and how we work to stop it coming back.

Pain in the buttock that can travel down the leg and gets worse when sitting. We explain why it's called "false sciatica" and how we resolve it.

Inflammation of the sacroiliac joint that causes pain in the buttocks and lower back, especially in the early hours and when getting up. We explain how to recognise it and how we help you.