Patient's question:
I work in administration. I've been sitting in an office for years. I'm lazy and don't like to be active. The most I do is go to the vegetable market to buy groceries or visit convenience stores. I've had lower back pain for about two or three years. After a long time, I wanted to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up. They said it's sacroiliac osteitis. Hello, how is sacroiliac osteitis treated?Doctor's answer:
Sacroiliac joint osteonecrosis, a common inflammatory condition of the sacroiliac joint in women, is primarily caused by pelvic damage resulting from childbirth. The main treatment method involves using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, combined with physical therapy and traditional Chinese medicine that promotes blood circulation. This approach generally yields good therapeutic effects. It is important to pay attention to daily habits, avoid overexertion, and prevent exposure to cold or chilling to prevent the condition from recurring.