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What is Reactive arthritis?
Reactive arthritis is a chronic form of arthritis featuring the following three conditions: inflamed joints, inflammation of the eyes (conjunctivitis), and inflammation of the genital, urinary, or gastrointestinal systems. Reactive arthritis can occur after genital infection or bowel infection.
Questions and answers on "Reactive arthritis"
my son raghav sood age 17 having hlab27 postive &is suffering from reactive arthritis.He is advised to take sazo 500 &twice a day &nac sr 100 twice...
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The acute phase of reactive arthritis should subside in 1-2 months. However, it is likely he will need to be under regular care of a...
hi i m santosh , i m suffering from reactive arthritis . Right now i m on medication indomethycin, preninjole
for one month, still i get stiffness...
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reactive arthritis can be controlled with medication and takes longer time. You are taking indomethacin which is pain moderator and...
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If someone has got reactive arthritis from chlamydia..and the chlamydia is being treated and gone...but as we know reactive arthritis cannot be...
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