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http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Reactive_Arthritis/default.asp

How Is Reactive Arthritis Treated?

a.. Antibiotics. The doctor may prescribe antibiotics to eliminate the bacterial

infection that triggered reactive arthritis. The specific antibiotic prescribed

depends on the type of bacterial infection present. It is important to follow

instructions about how much medicine to take and for how long; otherwise the

infection may persist. Typically, an antibiotic is taken for 7 to 10 days or

longer.

Some doctors may recommend a person with reactive arthritis take antibiotics for

a long period of time (up to 3 months). Current research shows that in most

cases, this practice is necessary.

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Hi ,

The infusions are every 30 days It doesn't hurt, and it takes 4 hours. Threre

are no side effects and like I said, it works great ,I jnow it sounds too good

to be real, but it sure cleared up all the symptoms I had. Take care, Harv in

MI

HELP!

I am newly re-diagnosed with Reactive Arthritis. I guess I've had it since

adolescence but had been under the impression that it went away. I realize now

that is a bunch of phooey and that indeed I have been suffering the symptoms all

along only attributing them to other issues.

Here is my problem. I am in horrible pain. My hips, and feet are currently

effected. I'm on steriods, methotrexate, and folic acid. To no avail. It's not

getting any better. I'm so frustrated. Can anyone give me any ideas. My

rheumatologist is supposed to be one of the leading specialists of the field but

it has been 3 weeks since I saw him without much improvement. In fact, It might

be worse. This is interrupting my sleep. I've been prescribed every kind of pain

killer and frankly- it doesn't work.

I have been missing lots of work too. This is a problem for me, but I find

myself absolutely exhausted by 3pm, and Thursday & Friday are nearly impossible

for me to navigate.

Can anyone help me figure out how to get to feeling better quickly?

Thank you,

-p

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