Yes… it can . Spa ( spondyloarthritis) is divided into two parts -1. Non-radiographic SpA ( no xray evidence of sacroilitis) 2. Radiographic Spa ( xray evidence of Sacroilitis) , this os also known as Ankylosing Spondylitis.
Now Non-radiographic SpA : is diagnosed by clinical history of pain ( special characteristics history) plus examination , with some lab tests . MRI can be positive or negative in this phase of illness.
So Diagnosis is mostly clinical with correlation with investigations.
Next Steps
Consult a Rheumatologist
Answered2022-07-07 08:11:45
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