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Hello, I am new here. I am currently struggling with debilitating sacroiliac pain, which has been treated, without long term improvement. Is anyone else dealing with this? What have you found helpful?
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I am at a crossroads; I injured my si joints with long-distance, heavy backpacking. I wound up in excruciating pain, that I used lidocaine applications, and naproxen, to diminish. Now I use a tens unit ( now 120 minutes every morning), sleep on 4” of gel mattress, and find walking and running help to prevent stiffness and inflammation. I did injections, and found great relief for 3 months,but wonder to try that again.( besides “the pain” of insurance when asked to pay “out of network” anesthesiologist. What are your go-to treatments that are cumulatively working.
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Sacroiliitis is an inflammation of one or both of the sacroiliac joints – the connection between the lower spine and the pelvic bones.
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