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Could the flu and bronchitis cause si joint pain?
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No: The flu and bronchitis are totally unrelated to si joint pain, thus cannot cause it. However, if you already have it or are predisposed to it, a bout of flu or bronchitis may make you lay in bed for a few days, and that may exacerbate your si joint pain symptoms.
Answered 10/4/2019
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