What Are the Symptoms of Sacroiliitis?

Sacroiliac arthritis—also known as sacroiliitis—is primarily caused by prolonged sitting or improper lumbar movement, leading to recurrent localized pain; in severe cases, it may restrict bending and other lumbar motions. Patients should visit a hospital for X-ray examination and rest in bed for a period of time, avoiding strenuous physical activity as much as possible. Additionally, physical therapies such as local heat application, electrotherapy, and acupuncture may be employed to alleviate symptoms.