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Ankylosing Spondylosis On Sacro-illiac Joint, Have Pricking Pain On Lower Back Causing Difficulty In Walking. Cause And Treatment?
Hi. I have been recently diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis in the left sacro-illiac joint . I have a pricking pain arising alternatively on the left and right lower back that remains for a few weeks. When the pain subsides on one side, it begins in the other. This makes it very tough for me to walk or move my leg freely. Could you please help me understand what it could be and how to treat it?
Fri, 7 Sep 2012
User's Response
For diagnosis of anklysing spondylitis hope u had investigated (HLAB27 positive)
For this u should get an syptomatic treatment
for pain TAB.ultracet 1tab
but best is to do exercise ..swimming is the best exercise to do
For this u should get an syptomatic treatment
for pain TAB.ultracet 1tab
but best is to do exercise ..swimming is the best exercise to do
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