SI Joint Dysfunction is complicated.
Finding answers shouldn’t be.

SIJD Hub

SIJD Hub was built by patients, for patients. A place to make sense of SI Joint Dysfunction, find reliable information and helpful resources, and connect with people who understand what it’s actually like to live with it.

You shouldn’t have to figure this out alone.

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Too many people with SI Joint Dysfunction spend months or years trying to understand their symptoms, find knowledgeable providers, sort through conflicting information, and figure out what questions to ask next.

Trish Powers, Founder of SIJD Hub

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Explore practical resources to help you better understand SI Joint Dysfunction, navigate diagnosis and treatment options, find knowledgeable providers, and know what questions to ask.

What you’ll find here…

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Clear, approachable information to help you understand SI Joint Dysfunction, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and the language you’ll encounter along the way.

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Practical tools, provider information, research, and resources gathered to make it easier to find what you need without starting from scratch.

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A place to learn from other patients, share experiences, ask questions, and connect with people who understand what living with SI Joint Dysfunction can actually be like.

Not sure where to start?

Start with the basics: what SI Joint Dysfunction is, common symptoms, how diagnosis works, and terminology you’re likely to encounter.

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Explore information about providers, diagnosis, treatment options, and other resources that may help you navigate what comes next.

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