Peter Peduzzi

Hello, always be careful when lifting, keep weight close to body, use your legs, not your back. The bump may be a hernia, if this persists, make an appointment with a doctor ASAP.

Hello, SI joint Pain is typically from the joint itself, which malfunction of this joint can contribute to Sciatica, which is irritation of the Sciatic Nerve itself, the nerve that runs down both legs, originating in the spine. A trained Doctor of Chiropractic and perform the appropriate tests to determine which is the correct diagnosis.

Hello, one of the most common issues I see in my office is people are involved in prolonged positions, or postures throughout their lives, and or the work. This contributes to postural issues allowing for inhibited muscle, causing weakening of these muscles, leading to lack of support to the spine, also stress and tension comes in many forms, chemical, physical, emotional, poor diet, lack of exercise, being overweight, which will lead to tight overused muscle, pulling bones out of place as well. Going to a chiropractor, who incorporates rehab with adjustment goes a long way at addressing the total picture, allowing those corrections to hold much longer, he or she should also teach you correct ergonomics, lifting, postural issues, as well at-home exercises to help further prevent these issues.

Hello,

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