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Default Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
Does anyone here have SJD? I know I do, but wonder how extensive it really is. I've gone for SI's many times, and usually they relieve it. Normally I have both sides done but the right side is always the worst.

Has anyone had surgery for this and if so, did it help you?
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