The Causes of Radiculitis
Any condition that has the potential to compress a spinal nerve could be one of the many causes of radiculitis. Disc herniations, bone spurs (osteophytes), and thickening of surrounding ligaments are the most common causes. Other conditions that may cause radiculitis include spinal stenosis, damaged intervertebral discs, degeneration of the spine, and spinal instabilities such as spondylolisthesis or scoliosis.

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Wow @A MySpondylitisTeam Member, this sure looks like the kind of Spondylitis that I have. I looked it up and found pictures of it, they sure do look like how I feel. Remember I posted once that I was told that I would never fuse naturally? Because this one doesn't fuse. I have to have surgery to fuse me. Take a look at these images: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=radiculiti...

Have to copy and paste this link. Hugs, Katy

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I don't or do any of us know what comes with spondylitis we can only tell you how each of us is feeling or suffering from sorry not much help

Different meanings to spondylitis lovely the only one who can sender you is your doctor when I had exray t just said osteoarthritis spondylitis scatica and polymyalga part from that I'm fine laugh

I know that Iritis is connected with Ankylosing Spondylitis and you do not want it. I suffered it and it was before I was diagnosed with AS. I almost lost my eye due to it and the pain is severe and they had to put a shot of something into my eyeball itself.