Lower back or sacral pain can often be traced to the sacroiliac (SI) joint, a critical connection between your spine and pelvis. If you’re seeking expert care for SI joint pain relief, Dr. Oberlander, a leading SI joint specialist in Louisiana, is here to help. With advanced diagnostic techniques, he identifies the underlying cause of your discomfort and creates personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs.
What is SI Joint Dysfunction?
SI joint dysfunction occurs when the sacroiliac joint becomes inflamed, unstable, or damaged, leading to pain in the lower back, hips, or buttocks. Common causes include:
Symptoms of SI Joint Pain
Treatment Options
Dr. Oberlander offers comprehensive sacroiliac joint treatment options, ranging from conservative therapies to cutting-edge minimally invasive procedures. For patients requiring surgical intervention, his expertise in SI joint fusion surgery ensures precise care and optimal outcomes.
Conservative Care
For many patients, non-surgical treatments can effectively manage SI joint dysfunction:
Minimally Invasive Surgery
When conservative treatments are not enough, Dr. Oberlander offers advanced surgical options designed for quicker recovery and long-lasting results:
Rehabilitation and Recovery
After treatment, Dr. Oberlander provides a personalized rehabilitation plan to:
Whether you’re dealing with SI joint dysfunction or chronic pain, Dr. Oberlander’s innovative approach provides lasting relief and helps you regain your mobility and quality of life. Trust Louisiana’s trusted expert in SI joint pain care to guide you on the path to recovery.
Request an appointment and take the first step toward lasting relief and improved mobility.
SI joint dysfunction occurs when the sacroiliac joint becomes inflamed, unstable, or damaged, leading to pain in the lower back, hips, or buttocks. Common causes include:
- Injury or trauma to the pelvis or lower back
- Arthritis or degenerative changes in the joint
- Pregnancy and childbirth, which can stress the SI joint
- Repetitive strain or poor posture
Symptoms of SI Joint Pain
- Pain in the lower back, hips, or buttocks
- Stiffness or reduced mobility in the pelvis
- Difficulty sitting, standing, or walking for extended periods
- Pain that worsens with movement or specific activities
Treatment Options
Dr. Oberlander offers comprehensive sacroiliac joint treatment options, ranging from conservative therapies to cutting-edge minimally invasive procedures. For patients requiring surgical intervention, his expertise in SI joint fusion surgery ensures precise care and optimal outcomes.
Conservative Care
For many patients, non-surgical treatments can effectively manage SI joint dysfunction:
- Physical Therapy: Strengthening muscles around the joint, improving stability, and relieving pressure.
- SI Joint Injections: Anti-inflammatory injections to reduce swelling and provide temporary pain relief.
- Pain Management: Medications and activity modifications tailored to your specific condition.
- Bracing: Using SI joint belts to stabilize the pelvis and reduce joint stress.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
When conservative treatments are not enough, Dr. Oberlander offers advanced surgical options designed for quicker recovery and long-lasting results:
- SI Joint Fusion: A minimally invasive procedure to stabilize the joint using small implants, reducing pain and restoring mobility.
- Endoscopic Techniques: Using small instruments and cameras to perform precise surgical interventions with minimal tissue disruption.
Rehabilitation and Recovery
After treatment, Dr. Oberlander provides a personalized rehabilitation plan to:
- Strengthen surrounding muscles and improve joint function.
- Enhance flexibility and stability.
- Gradually return to normal activities with reduced pain.
Whether you’re dealing with SI joint dysfunction or chronic pain, Dr. Oberlander’s innovative approach provides lasting relief and helps you regain your mobility and quality of life. Trust Louisiana’s trusted expert in SI joint pain care to guide you on the path to recovery.
Request an appointment and take the first step toward lasting relief and improved mobility.