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A member asked:
Would si joint instability pain hurt all the time, mine is stabbing pain in that area when i move sometimes, doctors said i have to wait 6wks b4 tests?
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Yes: Si instability would absolutely hurt all the time. Si inflammation would hurt primarily with movement. Hopefully while you are waiting your doc has you on anti-inflammatories(if ur able to take) and has suggested warm or cold local application. Hope that helps.
Answered 4/1/2014
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