Q In which postures or movements does sacroiliac joint pain worsen?
A It worsens when sitting down and standing up, turning over in bed, standing on one leg or sitting with legs crossed, and going up and down stairs. An unbalanced posture makes the joint more unstable.
Detailed Answer
The sacroiliac joint faces increased strain when left-right balance is disrupted. Pain is prone to recurrence during movements such as sitting with legs crossed, leaning on one leg, carrying a bag on only one side, suddenly standing up after sitting for a long time, or turning over in bed while sleeping.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
Dongjedang identifies during the consultation which movements reproduce pain and targets and strengthens the ligaments on the weakened side. Along with treatment, correcting unbalanced lifestyle habits is essential to reduce recurrence.
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