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Reactive Arthritis

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Reactive arthritis is also known as Reiter's Syndrome. It can be
recognized by heat, redness and swelling of the joints. It
specifically attacks the spine but can be seen in other joints,
your urinary tract and sometimes the eyes. Read this article to
learn about its symptoms and potential treatments.


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Reactive Arthritis
Copyright (c) 2009 Cathy Q
Treatment of Arthritis
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Reactive arthritis is also known as Reiter's Syndrome. It can be
recognized by heat, redness and swelling of the joints. It
specifically attacks the spine but can be seen in other joints,
your urinary tract and sometimes the eyes. This disease belongs
to a family of arthritic conditions named spondylarthropathies.
The spine is the main target of this disease. Symptoms will
include weight loss, sores on the skin, and ulcers in the mouth,
fever and swelling.

The causes of Reiter's Syndrome are not confirmed. It can affect
anyone at anytime regardless of race gender and age. Scientists
have found a link to genetics in that there are certain families
where the disease is more prevalent. In fact with 75% of patients
who suffer from Reiter's Syndrome a common gene was found that
starts the disease. White men of around 20 and 40 are most
commonly affected. The disease can also be precipitated by
previous infections in the genitals, urinary tract and small
intestine. It is also linked to salmonella contamination, so be
sure to cook your foods well to avoid this risk.

This disease can affect a variety of different parts of the body.
Here are some of the symptoms that you can expect to find when
diagnosing this problem:

 * Skin sores: these painful sores manifest themselves at the
onset of the problem.

 * Urinary infections: this disease makes you more susceptible to
urinary tract infections. These infections should be treated as
soon as possible.

 * Pain and swelling of the joints:

 * Stiffness and lack of mobility of the joints

 * Inflammation of the eyes: this disease can also affect your
eyes and it is important to get help from your eye doctor as soon
as possible.

A number of treatments for this disease must be used in order to
maintain a patient's health and allow them to lead healthy
lives.

 * Medicines such as NSAIDS will act as anti inflammatory agents
for the joints

 * Antibiotics and skin medicines can be used to treat the sores
that are found on the body

 * Urologists will give medications to clear up urinary
infections

 * Occupational therapy will help to keep joints mobile

 * Physiotherapists recommend exercises to decrease pain and
swelling in the joints

 * Dermatologists will take care of skin problems

 * Inflammation of the eyes can be taken care of by an eye doctor

It is important to know as much as you can about Reactive
arthritis once you have been diagnosed so that you can take the
necessary steps to maintain your health and relieve symptoms.






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