A woman named Brittany spent a year getting spinal manipulations for right-side SI joint pain with no lasting relief. A movement evaluation revealed her right hip was severely unstable—a leg could easily be pushed back down. Once she added core and hip stability work, loaded squats felt pain-free. Her case illustrates that recurring joint pain often has a stability deficit at its root, not a bone that needs 'putting back in place.'
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