Hip pain radiating to leg

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Asked for Male, 26 Years

I just did MRI for si joint and it says: Ill-defined subtle STIR hyperintense signal changes seen at articular margins of distal segment of left sacroiliac joint regions – mild inflammatory etiology. I have been in pain for 2 years

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Dr. Ramya Sri Kodali

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There is a likely possibility of SI joint arthritis/ axial spondyloarthritis- please consult near by rheumatologist at the earliest

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Dr. Rohit Bajaj Rheumatologist 13 yrs exp Chandigarh · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rohit Bajaj

Rheumatologist 13 yrs exp Chandigarh

It can be inflammatory arthritis..please consult a rheumatologist