Pain from sacroiliac joint separation caused by pregnancy, still painful after childbirth

Patient's question:

Pain from pregnancy-induced sacroiliac joint separation, still painful after childbirth, how can it be relieved?

Doctor's answer:

During pregnancy, the uterus gradually expands, which can lead to a separation between the pelvic bones. This separation will typically close on its own after childbirth.
Advice: The time it takes to close varies from person to person. Resting more in bed and reducing strenuous activity can help alleviate pain. If necessary, local massage or other treatments may be required.

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