How to treat sacroiliitis

Most patients with sacroiliitis can be cured, but a few patients have more serious conditions and may develop ankylosis. Sacroiliitis is mainly caused by primary and secondary causes. The primary cause is the degeneration of cartilage in the sacroiliac joint, which leads to inflammation and pain in this part. The secondary cause is mainly caused by some infections that lead to local inflammation of the sacroiliac joint, causing cartilage wear and degeneration. However, patients with congenital acetabular dysplasia and patients with advanced disease and joint deformities need surgical treatment.

Symptoms of sacroiliitis

The pain of sacroiliitis in the early stage is mainly latent pain, continuous dull pain or pain after activity. The early pain can be relieved after rest. As the disease progresses, the pain will gradually increase, and even the pain cannot be relieved during rest. Some patients will even be awakened by pain during sleep. The spine is an important anatomical structure that supports and protects. It is condensing osteitis, which is usually caused by the stretching of the pelvis after pregnancy, which will cause sacroiliitis in the later stage, resulting in chronic inflammation. The buttocks will cause chronic pain in the sacroiliac joints.

Early stage sacroiliitis

Arthritis in the sacroiliac area is relatively common in clinical practice and can be divided into several types. The most common clinical case is that the sacroiliac joint degenerates due to the patient's age, work, or lifestyle, thus forming a degenerative osteoarthritis. X-rays show that the bone joint surface is rough and blurred, and there is pain and other discomfort, which can be significantly relieved after rest. It is more common in obese women and pregnant women. Such patients sometimes have obvious symptoms of pain, but the consequences are not serious. Some reports say that it may get better after a few years, and even the sacroiliac joint film may become normal. Sacroiliitis is mainly caused by strain or injury to the sacroiliac joint.