Serious consequences of dense sacroiliitis

Most of the symptoms of sacroiliac joint condensing osteitis are not very serious and can generally be cured by conservative treatment. In a small number of patients, symptoms may persist and may require sacroiliac joint fusion. If it is simple sacroiliitis, it usually presents with symptoms such as limited sacroiliac joint movement and pain, especially when changing body position, the pain is more obvious. Dense sacroiliitis is a hyperplasia of the joints and is a sterile inflammation.

How to treat sacroiliac joint condensing osteitis

If the symptoms caused by sacroiliac osteitis are very obvious and conservative treatment is ineffective, surgical treatment can be considered. Sacroiliac joint fusion is required, but be careful not to perform total joint fusion, otherwise it will cause damage to the middle gluteal artery and the bleeding will be difficult to control. It is a disease in which inflammatory lesions appear in the sacroiliac joints, causing chronic low back pain and leg pain. The pain is chronic intermittent soreness and discomfort, and it can worsen with pregnancy or increased number of births. The cause of bilateral sacroiliac joint condensing osteitis is unclear and may be related to pregnancy. Many women are prone to this disease after childbirth.

Can sacroiliitis be treated?

Sacroiliitis is only a pathological or imaging change. There are many reasons for sacroiliitis. Only by making a specific diagnosis and treating the symptoms according to the cause of the disease can the effect of treatment be determined. Sacroiliitis is mainly caused by primary and secondary causes. The primary cause is the degeneration of the cartilage of the sacroiliac joint, which leads to inflammation and pain in this part. The secondary cause is mainly some infections that lead to local inflammation of the sacroiliac joint, causing cartilage wear and degeneration. Therefore, it is necessary to actively treat the primary disease. Most patients have a good prognosis and can work and live normally.