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You’re Not Just Tight: How Poor Hip Control Is Driving Your Low Back Pain
Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT

You’re Not Just Tight: How Poor Hip Control Is Driving Your Low Back Pain

You can stretch your hips every day and still have low back pain.
Because the issue isn’t always tightness—it’s control.

If your hips aren’t stabilizing well, your low back will take over. And over time, that leads to the same stiffness and irritation that never quite goes away.

Here’s what’s actually driving it—and what needs to change.

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When Hip Pain Isn’t Actually a Hip Problem
Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT

When Hip Pain Isn’t Actually a Hip Problem

Hip pain that keeps returning despite stretching may not actually be coming from the hip joint. Learn how the pelvic floor, diaphragm, and core coordination can contribute to persistent hip discomfort.

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Abdominophrenic Dyssynergia: Why Your Belly Bloats (Even When Nothing Is “Wrong”)
Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT

Abdominophrenic Dyssynergia: Why Your Belly Bloats (Even When Nothing Is “Wrong”)

Abdominophrenic dyssynergia is a common but often overlooked cause of chronic bloating and abdominal distension, even when digestive tests are normal. This condition involves poor coordination between the diaphragm, abdominal wall, and pelvic floor. Learn how pelvic health physical therapy can retrain breathing and core mechanics to address bloating at the source.

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What happens when my organs are stuck together?
Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT

What happens when my organs are stuck together?

By releasing visceral restrictions, visceral manipulation addresses problems like hip and shoulder pain and tightness. It assists in STRETCHING the abdomen which in turns releases tension in the back, opens up the anterior fascial line and releases tension in the hip flexors.

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C-section adhesions, the shelf & STRETCHING
Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT

C-section adhesions, the shelf & STRETCHING

Our muscles, organs, nerves, blood vessels, and skin are all attached to one another via our fascia. When one area of fascia is disturbed, as occurs with a c-section, ripple effects are felt throughout the entire body.

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Myofascia… it’s like an orange
Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT Dr. Erin Policelli, DPT

Myofascia… it’s like an orange

Let’s dissect an orange. The peel is your skin, the juicy fleshy parts are your muscles and your facia is the membrane surrounding each segment. The state of each of these parts determines how delicious your orange it.

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