Has anyone had an "internal" adjustment for sacral issues by a chiro or osteo?

Question

I have no reason to think that the dr is lacking in professional integrity im wondering if anyone has has any experiance with this type of ajustment befor and has it helped with lower back pain.

Answer 1

These are legitimate techniques for chiropractors, and I have a friend who received an internal adjustment for an anterior (forward) coccyx. The Logan basic technique isn't really internal, but it is very close, and focuses on the sacro-tuberous ligament to adjust the sacrum. I've had this adjustment many times, since we learn it at my school, and it has been very helpful in adjusting some pelvic problems that were truly sacral problems I had recently.

Answer 2

This can be an appropriate therapy, however, few doctors utilize this type of technique. The bottom line is that it helped you, therefore the treatment was probably indicated and effective.

I am a retired Chiropractor and I have personally benefited from this type of treatment (had the treatment done on me).

Best wishes.

P.S. The doctor should never render a type of treatment the patient does not approve in advance. If you are not comfortable with this procedure, you have the right to say no.