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Sacroiliac joint pain and my introduction

Spine Health | Last Active: Jan 20, 2023 | Replies (106)

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It has been suggested that I have SI joint injection. The pain I have is mostly at night in this area (although sitting in a straight chair for a long period tends to make that area of back ache. The pain wakes me and cannot lie on either side now. Have both hips replaced due to high dose steroid induced AVN and as a result have concerns w/ steroids being injected in my body or orally. One hip is particularly bad with a feeling of fibrous tissue “rolling” across the joint at times during the day and told there is bursitis. Walking is not particularly painful, but can only walk or stand for limited amounts…but rising up and down from a chair can send shooting pains to my hip. Doc feels could be related to the SI joint being inflamed and has suggested injections. Not sure if this is chicken and egg situation with whether the hip issue/bursitis caused the SI joint or vice veresa..but the side hip issue came first. Would like to know more about the SI injection and how often it actually yields good results

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I have both hips with their second prosthetics and many years of SI pain , bursitis and piriformis pain both before and after. Have had steroids, PT and chiropractic care.
The best and longest relief has come from icing and consistent stretching.
I lie on bags of frozen peas or corn. Once pain is under control, daily stretches- my ortho, PT and chiropractor all showed me different ones, and I eventually created a routine that works for me. And yes, it hurts like you cannot believe when you start-took me 2 weeks to see results the first time. If I get lazy and skip am stretching, or spend too many hours in the car, it only takes about 3 days to get back on track. Getting up off the floor is the toughest part.