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Please tell me recommendations for getting over reiter's syndrome or reactive arthritis completely?
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Follow docs advise: Reuters or reactive arthritis so often self limiting and treated with anti inflammatory medications for a period of time it may become more chronic in nature in which case differing therapies, similar to those for rheumatoiD arthritis may be used. Certainly if thee is still an active infection present it should be treated with appropriate antibiotics
Answered 6/6/2015
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