• Genetically inherited, born with the HLA-B27 gene.
• Chronic tissue inflammation resulting from the continued activation of the body’s own immune system in the absence of active infection is the hallmark of an inflammatory autoimmune disease.

• Inflammation of the spine, joints, and other organs.
• Fatigue
• Pain and morning stiffness of the spine and sacral areas with or without accompanying inflammation in other joints, tendons, and organs.
• Expansion of the chest with full breathing can be limited because of rigidity of the chest wall.

• Severely affected persons can have a stooped posture. The symptoms of pain and stiffness are often worse in the morning, or after prolonged periods of inactivity.Patients who have chronic, severe inflammation of the spine can develop a complete bony fusion of the spine (ankylosis).

• Patient’s symptoms
• Physical examination
• X-ray finding
• Blood tests
• Tests for Rheumatoid factor and antinuclear antibodies

• pulmonary function studies

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• Most patients with ankylosing spondylitis continue to be employed full-time. Improve or modify your work environment for optimum positioning of your spine and good posture. These can be achieved by modifications such as:
• Pay attention to your habitual posture while standing or sitting and make a mental (or written) note to yourself of how to modify it for better spinal alignment.
• Adjust your chair at your desk so that you do not bend forward to work
• Try not to stand in one position for a long time. If you must stand in one position for an extended period of time, try to move as many joints as possible while standing such as wiggling your toes and stretching your shoulders.

• At home, modify your behavior and surroundings to maintain good posture and to reduce situations that may exacerbate pain. Suggestions include:
• Every effort should be made to keep the spine straight.
• When sitting for long periods of time (e.g., watching TV, eating a meal, reading), stretch your spine by straightening your posture and pulling your shoulders back
• Try to sit in a chair with a firm seat, an upright and tall back, and armrests to relieve the weight from your spine. Soft chairs and sofas tend to exacerbate back pain and stiffness by being conducive to bad posture.

• Some relatively minor modifications may help you get a better nights sleep and reduce the extent of fatigue that you may experience in the daytime. Some helpful suggestions include:
• Sleep in a bed which is firm but not too hard.
• Sleep on one pillow if possible and support the hollow of the neck. Multiple pillows increase the angle of bend in the cervical spine (neck).
• If you need to sleep on your stomach, try to do so without a pillow under your head and let your feet dangle off the end of the bed.
• Try not to sleep in a curled position but rather keep your legs straight

• Take a warm shower or bath in the morning if stiffness is a problem. Some people find it helpful to do stretching exercises while standing under hot water in the shower.
• For specific areas of inflammation, try applying hot packs or ice.
• Avoid wearing a corset or brace or any garment that keeps the spine rigid since it is very important for the patient with AS to move and exercise the spine to relieve or avoid stiffness.

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