Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
First, let's take some X-rays to see if it's a sacroiliac joint separation. If it is, it can be treated. The treatment involves bone setting, and there are currently two methods: traditional Chinese bone setting and American chiropractic. The latter is more scientific and effective. Regardless of which method you choose, it's crucial to find a good and knowledgeable doctor. Needling is definitely not a solution. However, it's recommended to have this checked after giving birth, especially during the childbirth process. The ligaments loosen, and the pelvis opens up slightly to allow the baby to be delivered smoothly. Most women return to their original position after delivery, but some do not. In your case, it won't affect a normal delivery.