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Will the emergency room pop your pelvis back into place?
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No.: If you mean your sacro-iliac joint(s), that would be a chiropractor, not er dr. If broken, then an orthopedist would consider surgery to stabilize. No other "popping" options, sorry.
Answered 11/19/2013
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