Is bilateral sacroiliitis serious?

Sacroiliitis can be divided into simple sacroiliitis, which is common in female patients with weak constitution, and manifests as pain, swelling, and limited activity in the sacroiliac joints. It is usually manifested as obvious stiffness in the morning, pain relief after activity, and more obvious pain at night. If the symptoms of bilateral sacroiliitis are severe, there may be repeated soreness, swelling, pain and discomfort in the lumbar sacrum, accompanied by stiff waist, coughing, and sneezing causing pain, which may be aggravated by changes in posture. This is still more serious because it is a common disease, especially in young men. If it is not controlled, it may cause joint straightness, etc., so we need to pay attention and pay attention.

What are the symptoms of sacroiliitis?

The early pain of sacroiliitis is mainly hidden pain, persistent dull pain or pain after activity. The early pain can be relieved after rest. As the disease progresses, the pain will gradually worsen, and even the pain at rest cannot be relieved. Some patients will even wake up during sleep. The main clinical manifestation of sacroiliitis is pain, which is characterized by hidden onset and persistent dull pain. It is generally more common after activity and can be significantly relieved after rest. As the disease progresses, resting pain in the sacroiliac joint may even occur. Sacroiliitis is not strictly a separate disease diagnosis. For example, sacroiliitis in medicine refers more to imaging diagnosis or pathological changes. For example, the most characteristic change of ankylosing spondylitis is sacroiliitis, or it can be divided into primary and secondary. Primary sacroiliitis is osteoarthritis, and degenerative sacroiliitis is secondary to various diseases such as hemophilia and tuberculous arthritis.

Can sacroiliitis be cured?

Patients with sacroiliitis should first lose weight. During acute inflammation, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and cartilage nutrition drugs can be used to relieve inflammatory pain, promote cartilage repair, and restore sacroiliitis pain symptoms. If the case is more serious, sacroiliac joint integration surgery can be performed to restore the patient's symptoms. However, for patients with congenital acetabular dysplasia and late joint deformities, surgical treatment is required. Bilateral sacroiliitis in women can be cured.