Causes of sacroiliitis

Sacroiliitis is a type of osteoarthritis. Symptoms include pain in the sacroiliac joints, which is a common early symptom. When this happens, patients should pay attention and seek timely treatment. When the disease develops more seriously, the patient will also have a series of symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and loss of appetite. To effectively treat sacroiliitis, it is necessary to find the cause of the disease.

There are many causes of this disease. Long-term weight-bearing of the sacroiliac joint is the direct cause of sacroiliitis. In addition, the unevenness of the sacroiliac joint surface caused by some diseases is also a traditional Chinese medicine cause of sacroiliitis. However, because each person's physique is different, the specific situation still needs to be analyzed specifically.

The causes of arthritis are complex and are mainly related to factors such as inflammation, autoimmune response, infection, metabolic disorders, trauma, and degenerative diseases. Arthritis is one of the most common manifestations of rheumatism, but having arthritis does not necessarily mean having rheumatism, and patients with rheumatism do not necessarily develop arthritis.

Excessive joint fatigue (25%):

Excessive joint fatigue and an unbalanced diet can lead to an acidic body constitution, which is the main cause of arthritis. When cartilage is soaked in acidic body fluids, it will degrade and the lubricating effect of synovial fluid will deteriorate. The loss of cartilage occurs in both cartilage and bone, causing the ends of bones to become uneven and form spurs (large bony protrusions). The resulting inflammation can limit joint movement.

Calcium loss (10%):

People with acidic constitutions will cause a large amount of calcium loss, which is also the cause of arthritis. The imbalance of calcium balance will cause calcium to accumulate in soft tissues and cause muscle pain. The ends of the bones of patients with rheumatoid arthritis will join and fuse together.

The above introduces the causes of sacroiliitis in detail. I believe that everyone has a deeper understanding of sacroiliitis. Therefore, in daily life, we must control our daily living habits to prevent the occurrence of sacroiliitis. Once the above symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.