Question 1

what is osteitis condensans? what can be done about it?

Accepted Answer

Osteitis condensans: is characterized by benign sclerosis of the ilium adjacent to the sacroiliac joint. The underlying etiology is believed to be mechanical stress across the SI joint.It is usually asymptomatic but uncommonly may cause lower back pain.It carries a benign prognosis and may even resolve spontaneously.

Question 2

what is osteitis condensans? what can be done about it?

Accepted Answer

Osteitis condensans ilii: is characterized by benign sclerosis of the ilium adjacent to the sacroiliac joint. The underlying etiology is believed to be mechanical stress across the SI joint.It is usually asymptomatic but uncommonly may cause lower back pain.It carries a benign prognosis and may even resolve spontaneously.

Question 3

what is osteitis condensans?

Accepted Answer

Osteitis condensans: (ilii) is  benign sclerosis(increased bone density) of the ilium adjacent to the sacroiliac joint. The underlying etiology is believed to be mechanical stress across the SI joint. It is usually asymptomatic but uncommonly may cause lower back pain, with a frequency about 1-2.5%.

Question 4

i have been previously diagnosed with osteitis condensans illii as well as sacroiliitus and i have extreme pain in my pelvis and lower back and spine constantly. what can i do for the pain if i can no longer do yoga to build lean muscle where needed?

Accepted Answer

: If there is no contraindications (stomach disease, uncontrolled hypertension, kidney disease, etc.) you should take ibuprofen OTC 200 mg x 2-3 tablets with food, every 6-8 hours as needed for pain in the meantime then make appointment with a rheumatologist for further care. Physical therapy should be resumed after pain is under control.

Question 5

what's the causes of the irritation that triggers osteitis pubis to occur? what type of medicine or treatment  do i need?

Accepted Answer

Osteitis pubis: The irritation usually arises from athletic activity. It can be relieved by rest and nsaids. If this does not work sometimes a cortisone injection will relieve the pain.

Question 6

how long will it take to heal completely from osteitis pubis or osteomyelitis pubis with the correct treatment? is it possible to heal from this?

Accepted Answer

Osteitis pubis: Yes you can heal from this problem with proper treatment. I assume it is not osteomyleitis pubis which would be a chronic infection of the bone and a more complicated recovery.

Question 7

ty is 17 and trying to play through his osteitis pubis. after resting for two months he is working out again and the groin and pubic pain are back. he is determined to play though. what treatments can help him get through this football season? help?

Accepted Answer

: Treatment includes rest, ice, reduced activity, anti-inflammatory drugs followed by an extensive rehabilitation program. The main aim is to correct muscular imbalances around the pubic symphysis which involves stretching &amp; pelvic muscles strengthening. The physical therapy rehabilitation program involves moving patients through different protocol stages after they are able to exercise without pain

Question 8

i have been diagnosed with osteitis pubis. an mri confirmed it. i went to a doctor and she took me off work for 5 weeks, had physical therapy, and the shot. i take anti-inflammatories and anti-depressants. i am still having pain. she said there is nothing

Accepted Answer

Varies: The two more aggressive options would either request a referral to an interventional pain specialist or to consider surgery; both of which can also have their drawbacks as well.  Don't hesitate to seek a second opinion.

Question 9

how can i tell if i have alveolar osteitis?

Accepted Answer

Dry Sockets: A painful inflamed condition at the site of extraction of a tooth that occurs when a blood clot fails to form properly or is dislodgedand could cause by:
high level of fibrinolytic activity in and around extraction socket 
resulting in lysis of the blood clot
causing exposure of bone surface.

Question 10

can i have osteitis pubis but only have pain on the left side ? does osteitis pubis also generate feelings of pressure ?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Depending on which part of pub is is irritated, it can hurt on either or both sides at once and day to day.

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I have been previously diagnosed with osteitis condensans illii as well as sacroiliitus and i have extreme pain in my pelvis and lower back and spine constantly. what can i do for the pain if i can no longer do yoga to build lean muscle where needed?

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What's the causes of the irritation that triggers osteitis pubis to occur? what type of medicine or treatment do i need?

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How long will it take to heal completely from osteitis pubis or osteomyelitis pubis with the correct treatment? is it possible to heal from this?

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Ty is 17 and trying to play through his osteitis pubis. after resting for two months he is working out again and the groin and pubic pain are back. he is determined to play though. what treatments can help him get through this football season? help?

A member asked:

I have been diagnosed with osteitis pubis. an mri confirmed it. i went to a doctor and she took me off work for 5 weeks, had physical therapy, and the shot. i take anti-inflammatories and anti-depressants. i am still having pain. she said there is nothing

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How can i tell if i have alveolar osteitis?

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Can i have osteitis pubis but only have pain on the left side ? does osteitis pubis also generate feelings of pressure ?

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