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Intravenous infusion of nitroglycerin and oral metoprolol induced aggravated angina pectoris in 2 cases within 3 months; (4) associated with morning stiffness; (5) symptoms improved after treatment. Early diagnosis can be made for patients, but sometimes, due to only presenting with some symptoms, they are often misdiagnosed. Therefore, young individuals, especially men, should suspect this condition if they experience 1 to 2 of the following: (1) Calin screening criteria; (2) hip and knee joint pain, especially with heel or ischial tuberosity pain—check RF (rheumatoid factor); (3) low back and leg pain accompanied by fatigue, night sweats, and increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate; (4) unexplained nocturnal difficulty turning over during sleep, differing from ordinary people; (5) recurrent iritis with joint discomfort.
Follow-up on X-ray sacroiliac joint changes did not reach level II or above.
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