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Chronic bilateral sacroillitis
My mri report shows I have chronic bilateral inflammatory sacroiliitis changes.
I am having dull pain on and off for past 2 months. I am currently doing physiotheraphy- traction and ift.
Will I recover from this
Is this any dangerous issue.
Kindly help me
I am very scared as I am getting married soon
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If you have bilateral sacroilitis then it is necessary to do some tests for diagnosing and confirming inflammatory arthritis.
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Hello,
You may be suffering from Ankylosing spondylitis..
You should get one test done..
1. HLA B27
Next Steps
start these medications till reports are done
Tab Etova ER 400 mg twice daily for 10 days after meal
tab Pan 40 once daily before breakfast for 5 days
Tab Chymoral forte one tablet three times daily before meals for 5 days
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
There are various reasons for sacroilitis in this age.
You need to get some more investigations to rule out infection and to see the status of inflammation at present.. do you have any other symptoms..
Next Steps
You should get CBC, ESR, CRP, X ray LS Spine- AP/Lateral views done.. Take analgesic and anti inflammatory medicines for now..
Health Tips
Avoid heavy work.. You may continue physiotherapy till then..
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