Reiter Syndrome
Reiter syndrome, now understood within reactive arthritis, is an inflammation of the joints that appears as a response to a previous infection in another part of the body, frequently intestinal or genitourinary.
Set of symptoms: It may combine joint pain and inflammation, eye irritation, and urinary discomfort, although the three elements are not always present at the same time.
How it is triggered: It arises after an infection, when the immune system reacts by affecting the joints and other tissues.
Corresponding specialist: The rheumatologist is the one who studies this type of joint inflammation and its relationship with previous infections. If, after an infection, you notice joint pain accompanied by eye discomfort or discomfort when urinating, seeking a rheumatology evaluation helps clarify the condition.
Specialties that treat reiter syndrome
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in reiter syndrome
Dr. Arnoldo Samuel Kraus Weisman
Dr. Mateo Lorenzo Tapia
Dr. Mariana Salinas Morán
Dr. Conrado García García
Dr. Uriel Josette Galicia Lucas
Dr. Carlos Andrés Prado Anaya
Dr. Federico Guillermo Arevalo Martínez
Dr. Favio Edmundo Enriquez Sosa
Dr. Carlos Edmundo García Padilla
Dr. Juan Carlos Cajigas Melgoza
Dr. Romero Enrique Avalos
Dr. Miguel Ángel Martínez Valles
Dr. Diana Laura Ferrusquia Toriz
Dr. Virginia Alvarado Romano
Dr. Alejandra Lara Mejía
Dr. Katia Ramírez Santillan
Dr. Paz Vizcarra Aleni Alieta
Dr. Ingrid Maribel Juarez Mora
Dr. Victor Manuel Rosales Don Pablo
Dr. Jessica Santana
Frequently asked questions
What is reiter syndrome?
Reiter syndrome, now understood within reactive arthritis, is an inflammation of the joints that appears as a response to a previous infection in another part of the body, frequently intestinal or genitourinary.
Which doctor treats reiter syndrome?
Reiter Syndrome is usually treated by specialists in rheumatologist.