The sacroliac joint, or SI joint, connects at both sides of your pelvis and begins where your spine ends. The joint has fluid and an articulating surface that supports movement, so it is possible for the joint to slip out of place from time to time. In many cases, simple manipulation can put the SI joint back into place.

Add lower back disorders like scoliosis or degenerative discs into the mix, though, and the SI joint may be aggravated time and time again. In these cases, Dr. Bennett incorporates the use of ultrasound technology to inject PRP treatments into the joint.

Read on to learn more about PRP for SI Joint Pain.