Reactive Arthritis

There are many conditions with symptoms similar to those of degenerative arthritis; some due to degenerative arthritis, and some can lead to degenerative arthritis.

When diagnosing reactive arthritis, a medical professional will often order several diagnostic tests and conduct a medical examination to confirm an infection.

Treatment for reactive arthritis includes medications like NSAIDS, biologics, and DMARDs, steroid injections, and lifestyle changes.

Reactive arthritis can be caused by urethra, gastrointestinal, respiratory, and sexually transmitted infections.

Reactive arthritis is believed to be a type of inflammatory arthritis that develops as a result of an infection.

Common symptoms of reactive arthritis include joint pain, swelling, and skin problems.