Effects of Innominate Rotation Correction Compared With Sacral Torsion Correction in Patients With Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

This Randomized Controlled Trial aims to compare the effects of Innominate Rotation Correction versus Sacral Torsion Correction using Muscle Energy Techniques (METs) in patients with Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction (SIJD). A Total of 50 participants will be recruited and randomized equally into two groups. * Group A: Sacral Torsion Correction via METs * Group B: Innominate Rotation Correction via METs Both groups will additionally receive conventional management (TENs, Heating, Core Stabilization Exercises). INTERVENTION SCHEDULE: * Duration: 4 weeks * Frequency: 2 Sessions/week * Total Sessions: 8 Sessions per participant Group A - Sacral Torsion Correction * Patient Position: Side lying - depending on the torsion type * Therapist applies downward force or guided contraction to correct torsion, with isometric contraction (3-5 sec hold), relaxation and then passive stretch. * Each correction repeated 3-5 times. Group B - Innominate Rotation Correction * Patient Position: Supine * Therapist brings limb to restrictive barrier, patient performs isometric contraction (3-5 sec) against resistance, followed by relaxation and stretch to new barrier. * Each correction repeated 3-5 times. ASSESSMENTS: * Conducted at Baseline (Pre-Intervention), after every 2nd session (progress monitoring), and post-intervention (end of week 4) * Outcomes: Pain Intensity (VAS), Functional Disability (Denver SIJD Questionnaire) DATA ANALYSIS: Intra-group comparisons (Pre vs Post) and Inter-group comparisons (Innominate Rotation vs Sacral Torsion) will be performed at the end of the 4-week intervention.