रीटर (en. Reiter)

Over time, Reiter’s syndrome causes changes in the joint tissue that become visible on an X-ray.

No specific lab test diagnoses Reiter's, but your doctor can reach a definite answer nonetheless.

When evaluating you for Reiter’s syndrome, your doctor will ask if you have had symptoms of any of these infections, such burning during urination, abdominal pain, or diarrhea, as well as specific details about your current symptoms.

As a result, if your doctor suspects you have Reiter’s syndrome, it is important to test for this infection.

He will also examine your eyes for redness and inflammation, which are common in Reiter’s syndrome.

Reiter's syndrome is a type of arthritis that appears after you've had an infection.

Reactive arthritis is not common and sometimes it is referred to as Reiter’s syndrome.