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Undergoing Treatment For Bilateral Sacroiliitis, Have Pain In The Hip Area, Swelling In Legs. Can I Take Up Physical Activities?

Hello, I am 22 yrs old guy and under medication for Bilateral Sacroilities from past 6 months, I have pain in the right side Hip area and also their is swelling in the right knees, toes and ankle. Can you please guide me, whether i can get involved in any physical activities such as Gym, Swimming and cycling. Can these activites be useful or it will worsen the pain
Mon, 5 May 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement,  's  Response
I think swimming is good but i do not want to suggest you other exercises as they can be harmful. What is your HLA and ESR . If there is any abnormality then It is better that you do yoga and not all these exercises, Because these exercises will increase muscle trauma and fatigue.
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Undergoing Treatment For Bilateral Sacroiliitis, Have Pain In The Hip Area, Swelling In Legs. Can I Take Up Physical Activities?

I think swimming is good but i do not want to suggest you other exercises as they can be harmful. What is your HLA and ESR . If there is any abnormality then It is better that you do yoga and not all these exercises, Because these exercises will increase muscle trauma and fatigue.