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Sacroiliac joint pain. do i need to see a doctor?
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Yes: Typically sacroiliac or si joint pain is best diagnosed and treated by a physician. The physician can help determine the cause of the pain which can be secondary to: inflammation, trauma or an imbalance of forces acting on a joint. The physican can then determine the best treatment for the pain.
Answered 9/11/2019
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Probably: If it is causing prolonged pain and difficulty walking then see a doctor.
Answered 11/13/2019
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