Bilateral sacroiliac joint bone hyperplasia

Osteophyte is a common bone disease in the elderly. There are many reasons for it, but most of the time it is caused by calcium deficiency. Bone hyperplasia may occur in any part where there are bones, especially in some joint areas, among which the bilateral sacroiliac joint is a part prone to bone hyperplasia. So what is the solution to bilateral sacroiliac joint bone hyperplasia?

I believe many people have heard of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia, which is a disease of bone hyperplasia in the body. The condition is quite serious after the onset of the disease. Everyone should be vigilant about sacroiliac bone hyperplasia. We must know the development of the disease and the symptoms. Which symptoms of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia should not be ignored? In fact, every disease has obvious symptoms that can help us with treatment. Knowing the situation of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia is more convenient for cure.

1. Common symptoms of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia:

1. Severe low back pain occurs when standing and flexing, or one side of the sacroiliac joint is subluxated forward or backward, so the clinical symptoms of sacroiliitis include claudication and posterior heel pain.

2. Tenderness may occur when squeezing the iliac edge on the affected side or both sides of the iliac edge, but sometimes it needs to be differentiated from lumbar tuberculosis. X-rays can help with the diagnosis. These are the symptoms of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia.

2. Clinical manifestations of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia:

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1. Symptoms of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia include fever and

2. Pain, mainly in the hips and thighs, sometimes radiating to the lower limbs, severe, unable to bear weight, pain aggravated by weight bearing;

C-reactive protein was significantly positive;

3. Three inflammatory reactions, namely high white blood cell count and fast erythrocyte sedimentation rate.

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4. Thomas's sign and

5. Redness, swelling, tenderness and fistula formation at the back of the joint;

6. Rectal irritation (pus spreads to the small pelvic cavity);

The several disease symptoms mentioned above are all about sacroiliac bone hyperplasia. The summary is not comprehensive, but most of them are the information we need to know about this disease. I hope it will be helpful to every patient friend. If you don’t know enough about the symptoms of sacroiliac bone hyperplasia, you should consult a doctor before treatment to see how to cure the disease more quickly.