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I have hla+, esr-, ccp-, ana-, crp-. my recent mri showed inflammation sacroiliitis with acute erosion in iliacbone. could it be an infection? can it be treated and get normal?
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See below: Yes it can be treated. There are medications that help halt progression and may heal the damage present.
Answered 12/21/2014
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See Rheumatologist: This condition can be treated preferably by a specialist rheumatologist.
Answered 9/15/2013
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Crp-, esr- all the blood work is fine but still MRI shows I have mild inflammation in sacroiliac joints. Been 4 years like this. Plus I am hlab27+.
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