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Definition
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Reiter's Syndrome Definition
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A person with Reiter's syndrome has inflammation of the joints, conjunctiva, skin and urethra. The syndrome may occur following a sexually transmitted disease or a bacterial infection of the intestine.
Reiter's syndrome most commonly affects males causing arthritis, conjunctivitis, and inflammation of the urethra, throat, and skin. ![]() Continue to Reiter's Syndrome Symptoms
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