Overview
A sacroiliac (SI) joint injection places a combination of anesthetic and anti-inflammatory medication directly into the SI joint under image guidance. It acts as both a diagnostic tool — confirming the joint as the source of pain — and a therapeutic treatment.
Patients with SI joint dysfunction often experience significant pain relief and improved mobility. The injection supports a broader care plan that may include physical therapy and activity modification to restore long-term function.
Conditions Treated
What to Expect
Medication is injected directly into the sacroiliac joint under image guidance. The minimally invasive procedure can reduce pain, improve mobility, and support overall function — while also confirming the SI joint as the source of symptoms.