Question 1

what is osteitis condensans?

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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 2

how to get relief from  osteitis condensans illii ?

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Osteitis illii: This is usually asymptomatic and requires no medical intervention.

Question 3

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

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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 4

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

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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 5

what is done for osteitis pubis?

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Osteitis pubis: Rest, nsaids, sometimes a cortisone injextion.

Question 6

can you explain osteitis pubis to me?

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Osteitis pubis: This is an inflammatory condition involving the small joint at the front of the pelvis where the two pubic bones come together.

Question 7

could osteitis pubis becaused by trauma?

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Osteitis pubis: Osteitis pubis is often due to sport injuries, like trauma caused in playing football. Occasionally there may be a stress fracture of the pubis bone.

Question 8

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.

Question 9

how to tell if i have osteitis pubis or a pulled groin?

Accepted Answer

By location: the pubis is easy to palpate, and would be point specific. a groin pull would be palpable in the medial muscle mass, even if close to a muscle attachment it will be away from the pubis.

Question 10

osteitis pubis or a pulled groin, how to know the difference?

Accepted Answer

Location. : 1 will B painful directly over the pubis, a groin sprain is painful 2 squeeze the muscle.

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