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Originally Posted by dcgolfdr
As a chiropractor, it doesn't sound like a disc, the sacroiliac joint isn't moving causing swelling around the joint, which is why you feel pain. Take a hot shower and put a tennis ball in the muscle above the SI joint to get the muscle to relax. Go see your chiropractor and all should be good. As far as disc problems, symptoms are much worse and far more debilitating. No need for an MRI unless symptoms persist and increase. Save your 2K for something else.
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Went today for my visit, Doc said it wasnt anything serious just some typical pain. He adjusted me and hooked me up to the electro-therapy machine.
Turns out this doc is a 4th generation chiropractor, had all the family pics and stuff since the late 19th century, thought it was pretty cool. You might know the family, Lensgraf family.