How to treat sacroiliitis, symptoms of sacroiliitis

The sacroiliac joint is the largest joint in the human body, and sacroiliitis often causes pain in the lumbosacral region, hips, or even hips, or in both lower extremities. In the case of degenerative sacroiliitis, if the patient's symptoms are mild and the course of the disease is relatively short, drugs** can be taken**, such as topical anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving plasters, and oral anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs**. If the effect is not obvious, the sacroiliac joint can be occluded, and anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs can be injected into the sacroiliac joint**.

If the patient with very stubborn symptoms does not see obvious relief, or even the sacroiliac joint is seriously damaged, the method of minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion can be used, and the effective fusion of the sacroiliac joint will not show pain. Sacroiliitis may be caused by internal medical diseases, the common ankylosing spondylitis will involve the sacroiliac joint, thereby causing inflammation and pain in the sacroiliac joint.

In general, sacroiliitis is an early inflammation of rigidity, so patients should be detected early and actively pursued**. Activity exercise focuses on moving the large and small joints of the whole body, and the most important thing is to be gradual and persistent. When exercising, the movements should be slow and gentle, one by one, and stretch to the limit.

Consistent activity is just as important as medication**. While controlling joint pain, joint movement should be performed in a timely, cautious and gradual manner. In the acute phase, the affected joints are allowed to move gently and passively, to the extent that the pain has just appeared, 1 or 2 times a day, and the joints are placed in a functional position when they are not moving, and in the acute and subacute phases, the extension movements of the spine and limbs are insisted on, gradually increasing the number, duration and frequency.

Swimming is the best sport, swim in a variety of ways, and avoid high-intensity strenuous activities such as wrestling. When exercising, you should wear training shoes with cushioning insoles, and those with hip joint lesions should insist on functional exercises to reduce disability. Routine physical therapy should be actively carried out, and a set of appropriate physical therapy exercises should be developed according to the patient's condition.

In terms of daily life, you can pay attention to a few points: sleep on a wooden bed, no pillows or light pillows. Adhere to the labor and physical activities within your ability, lie prone for half an hour in the morning and evening every day, and pay attention to your working posture to help prevent deformity. ]

1. Pain: Pain is the main symptom of the disease and the main cause of dysfunction. It is characterized by insidious onset and persistent dull aches, which usually occur after activity and can be relieved by rest.

As the disease progresses, joint movement can be limited by pain, even at rest. Patients may wake up in pain when they sleep because the muscles around the joints are damaged and their protective function of the joints is reduced, and the pain-causing activities cannot be restricted as when they are awake.

2. Morning stiffness and adhesion: Morning stiffness indicates the presence of synovitis. However, unlike rheumatoid arthritis, the time is relatively short, usually no more than 30 minutes.

Adhesion Sensation: After a period of rest, the knuckle feels stiff and sticky when it starts to move, which is relieved by a little movement. The above conditions are more common in the elderly and lower limb joints.

3. Other symptoms: as the disease progresses, joint spasm, instability, pain at rest, and aggravation of pain during weight bearing. Dysfunction can occur due to mechanical atresia caused by poor articular surface anastomosis, muscle spasms and contractions, capsule contraction, and bone spurs.

Osteoarthritis is a manifestation of physiological degeneration of bones and joints, and there are no drugs to reverse or halt the progression of the disease. **The purpose is to reduce pain, relieve symptoms, stop and delay the progression of the disease, protect joint function to prevent disability. A comprehensive ** is used, including patient education, medications**, physiotherapy and surgery**.

Sacroiliitis is an orthopedic disease that seriously harms people's sacroiliac health, and many people suffer from sacroiliitis. That's common.

Sacroiliitis.

In general, the common methods of sacroiliitis are:

Usually, sacroiliitis symptoms may cause puncture of the joint, and even pus will flow out, which is not detected by X-ray irradiation in the early stage; Later stages of sacroiliitis will manifest as thick and dead bones on the surface of the arthritis; There is a marked inflammatory reaction, and there is a feeling of redness and pain in the joints, and tenderness in the joints.

Experts remind patients with sacroiliitis that in the process of sacroiliitis, they must have confidence, adhere to it, and strictly abide by the doctor's instructions, so as to be able to effectively develop sacroiliitis. The approach to sacroiliitis is mainly based on rest and physiotherapy and avoiding heavy lifting, focusing on the prevention and active separation of the phalangesis and avoiding the signs of sacroiliitis.

The above is an introduction to the common methods of **sacroiliitis, I hope it will be helpful to you. Once you suffer from sacroiliitis, you must go to the hospital in time to avoid missing the best opportunity.

Sacroiliitis is a sterile inflammation that is generally advised to rest more and move less. At the same time, some physical therapy and acupuncture can be used locally to promote local blood circulation, so that inflammatory factors can be effectively compensated, and oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving drugs can be used to relieve local inflammation and pain.