Lower-back, buttock, and leg discomfort can come from more than one source, which is why SI joint pain and sciatica are easy to confuse. SI joint dysfunction begins around the joint that connects the sacrum to the pelvis, while sciatica involves irritation or compression of nerve roots that contribute to the sciatic nerve. At Northwest
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Persistent lower back or buttocks pain that won’t go away could be more than a muscle strain. If your discomfort is centered around the sacroiliac (SI) joint, you might be experiencing sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Ignoring it or masking symptoms may only delay the inevitable — a long-term treatment solution could be necessary. Our board-certified spine specialists
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