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A member asked:
What to do if i have sacrollotis which caused a lot of pain anyway, but now what to do if i have a suspected uti could the increase of pain in my pelvis be linked?
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It's possible: The innervation of the SI joint and the pelvis share common pathways. Inflammation of the bladder could sensitize the nerves and cause "referred" pain that also makes your SI joint seem more painful. Get treatment for your UTI if you have one, it should improve your pelvic pain.
Answered 6/29/2014
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