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Reactive arthritis, sometimes referred to as Reiter’s syndrome, is an autoimmune condition that occurs from the body’s response to an infection, most likely in the intestines or urinary tract. In reactive arthritis, antibodies overreact to the presence of the infection and begin to attack healthy functioning systems.
