Title: → Tilted and asymmetric pelvis can now be explained and released
Headings: Tilting of the pelvis – asymmetry /obliquity of the pelvis
Tilting of the pelvis – asymmetry /obliquity of the pelvis
Manual treatments for pelvic obliquity
Pelvic obliquity from a medical and orthopedic perspective

Content: → Tilted and asymmetric pelvis can now be explained and released
Tilting of the pelvis – asymmetry /obliquity of the pelvis
Photos:: 1) before treatment
2) one week after treatment
Pelvic obliquity (the tilting of the pelvis /pelvic misalignment) or pelvic rotation can also have negative effects on the misalignment of the Atlas. The pelvis is also affected and leans to one side as a result when the spine is subjected to asymmetrical forces because the muscles on one side of the body end up being more tense. Further details on this condition can be found HERE. Pelvic obliquity creates the impression that one leg is longer than the other even though they are of the same length. Pelvic obliquity has negative effects on hip joints, knees and feet, and even on the disks. A simple method to establish the presence of an oblique pelvis is to look at yourself carefully in a mirror: is one hip bone higher than the other? This is another way to notice pelvic obliquity: in order to distribute the weight to the other side, do you tend to slightly bend one knee while you are standing?