- Spinal manipulation to resolve the pelvic tilting/obliquity.
- Electrical muscle stimulation with heat to reduce muscle spasms.
- Myofascial treatments to resolve trigger points.
- Prescribed stretches to elongate the iliopsoas.
- Hydration recommendations in order to eliminate myofasciitis (inflamed muscles).
Low Back Pain - Do You Have a Tilted Pelvis?
From Guest Author, James J. Lehman, DC, FACO, for About.com
About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by our Medical Review Board
Chiropractic treatment of low back pain and tilted pelvis normally involves a comprehensive approach that addresses the causative factors:
Index: Low Back Pain - Do You Have a Tilted Pelvis?
- Frequency of Low Back Pain
- Reasons for Low Back Pain
- Examination and Treatment of Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- Most Frequent Causes of Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- Chiropractic Treatment of Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- What Should You Do if You have Low Back Pain and a Tilted Pelvis?
- Home Care for Low Back Pain and Tilted Pelvis
- Dr. Lehman's Bio and Cited Sources
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