Would an MRI of the SI joints show a subluxation?!
Question: Would an MRI of the SI joints show a subluxation!?
Especially if the subluxation is minor - or is a CT scan more suitable!? I was pushed forward on the mid-left of my back on a rowing machine when trying to reach for the handlebar and felt about two ordinary crackles to the left of my lower back with no pain at the time!. To my recollection it felt about three or four inches to the left of my beltline!. Could the crackling sensation have just been a ligament passing over a ligament, or just the SI joint!? Even if it was the SI joint, it doesn't necessarily mean that it has subluxated does it!? I went to a physio and orthopedic surgeon and from what they could see without measurements, my hips seemed aligned!. I just don't know if it
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It should show in x-rays, MRI or CT scan!. If you aren't experiencing pain you are a lucky man!. Maybe it was something that had gotten out of line that you popped back in that day!
If you had damaged it, this is just my opinion, but I would expect that you would be experiencing pain acros your buttock and down the outter back of your leg, and even down into you foot!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
If you had damaged it, this is just my opinion, but I would expect that you would be experiencing pain acros your buttock and down the outter back of your leg, and even down into you foot!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
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