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We describe herein an unusual case of recurrent pyogenic sacroiliitis in an intravenous drug abuser. Blood cultures grew group G streptococcus. The patient was treated effectively with 7 wk of penicillin G. Group G streptococci are emerging as important pathogens of serious infections.
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