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Signs of a mis alligned pelvis ?
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Fullness: On one side of the flank compared to other, pigeon toeing or outward toeing of one foot, compared to other. Pain in the sacroiliac joint, and or clicking noises in the low back region. Sometimes pain in the pubic area.
Answered 6/9/2014
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