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SI Joint works as a shock absorber with a small amount of rotary movement available at the joint in conjunction with the pubis symphysis. This allows the vertebral column to remain relatively still as we walk. If this joint movement is restricted the lumbar junction will compensate, putting strain on the lower back. SI Joint dysfunction is usually associated with excessive anterior tilt (forward tilt of the hips)
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