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The most important key components of patient history that increase the probability of Spondyloarthropathy (SpA) are included as the following: | The most important key components of patient history that increase the probability of Spondyloarthropathy (SpA) are included as the following: | ||
* Subtle onset of low back pain | * Subtle onset of low back pain | ||
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* Fever | * Fever | ||
* With loss | * With loss | ||
Inflammatory back pain | |||
Inflammatory back pain is the most common symptoms (approximately 75%) that has been seen among patient with SpA. The feature of this pain is not localized but it is somehow limited to gluteal and sacroiliac areas. | |||
inflammatory back pain has its own criteria to define , which are included: | |||
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History and symptoms
The most important key components of patient history that increase the probability of Spondyloarthropathy (SpA) are included as the following:
- Subtle onset of low back pain
- Age < 40
- Presence of symptoms >3 mo
- Stiffness and severity of symptoms in the morning
- improvement of symptoms with exercise
General symptom of SpA are included:
- Inflammatory back pain → the most common symptom
- Chronic pain and stiffness → in more than 70% of patients
- Chronic Fatigue → in more than 60 % of patients
- Fever
- With loss
Inflammatory back pain
Inflammatory back pain is the most common symptoms (approximately 75%) that has been seen among patient with SpA. The feature of this pain is not localized but it is somehow limited to gluteal and sacroiliac areas.
inflammatory back pain has its own criteria to define , which are included: