Reactive Arthritis

Here is some information about the rare disease reactive arthritis.

Reactive arthritis defines a condition in which inflammation occurs variously in joints, mucus membranes, eyes, the urethra and skin. This disorder can be an annoyance for a few weeks, or it can become a chronic condition.

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I was diagnosed with Reactive Arthritis over two years ago. This disease is the subject of many myths and misconceptions. This article will explain what it's really like to be a woman with this disease.

Reactive arthritis, as its name suggests, is a form of arthritis that is essentially caused by another illness or disease, and thus it is reactive to the other condition.

As a cureable arthritic condition, reactive arthritis is most often associated with bacterial infections. This is an overview of the cause, origin and treatment options of reactive arthritis.

Affecting the eyes, joints, and urethra, this is a group of inflammatory conditions.