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Is it possible for a 26yo male to have spinal arthritis, and what are the long-term complications?
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Yes.: Most likely spondylitis, best managed by a rheumatology specialist. Scloliosis does not cause pain a 26 y/o. Degenerative disease unlikely. Spondyloarthropathy most likely. This is inflammatory. There are many extra-articular problems that can occur. Correct DX is essential.
Answered 6/10/2014
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