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It is commonly reported in clinical literature that up to 33% of all low back pain is caused by the Sacroiliac (SI) Joint. Many risk factors are associated with lower back pain, and many are directly associated with lumbar disc injury. These may include, smoking, poor physical condition, positive family history, and occupational lifting.
