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The primary symptom of spondylitis is pain caused by inflammation, which typically worsens during periods of inactivity and improves with physical activity. The most common pain locations include:

• Low back
• Neck
• Hips
• Joints
• Shoulders
• Buttocks
• Chest
• Heels
• Eyes (uveitis) Beyond pain, other key symptoms Show Full Answer

The primary symptom of spondylitis is pain caused by inflammation, which typically worsens during periods of inactivity and improves with physical activity. The most common pain locations include:

• Low back
• Neck
• Hips
• Joints
• Shoulders
• Buttocks
• Chest
• Heels
• Eyes (uveitis) Beyond pain, other key symptoms include:

• Stiffness, especially in the morning
• Muscle weakness or spasms
• Fatigue
• Sleep problems
• Balance issues
• Limited range of motion
• Difficulty breathing
• Trouble swallowing

Some people may also experience "brain fog" with memory issues and trouble finding the right words.

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Spondylitis Symptoms