It is all connected, Part 2: The Superficial Back Line and pain in
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Many people experience pain in the SI (sacroiliac) joint and low back. Often when you look into these patient’s history, they will also have had Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, or buttock pain. When examined completely, these should be a clue to dig in to the fascial connections from the foot to the pelvis and low…
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