Reiter's Syndrome

Common symptoms include:

• Joint pain and swelling
• Stiffness in the joints
• Lower back pain
• Heel or foot pain
• Muscle weakness
• Difficulty walking
• Fatigue
• Reduced joint mobility
• Pain during movement
• Swelling in the fingers or toes

Reiter’s syndrome may occur due to:

• Bacterial infections
• Gastrointestinal infections
• Urinary tract infections
• Autoimmune inflammatory response
• Genetic predisposition
• Immune system dysfunction

inflammation and related symptoms. Tests may include:

• Physical examination
• Blood tests
• Joint mobility assessment
• X-rays
• MRI scan
• Ultrasound imaging
• Functional movement evaluation

Physiotherapy rehabilitation helps improve mobility, reduce pain, maintain joint flexibility, and improve physical function.

• Heat therapy for muscle relaxation
• Ice therapy to reduce inflammation
• TENS therapy for pain management
• Gentle soft tissue techniques

Manual therapy techniques help improve joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and maintain flexibility.

Customized rehabilitation exercises help improve muscle strength, joint stability, flexibility, and endurance.

• Lower limb strengthening exercises
• Core stabilization exercises
• Joint stabilization exercises
• Functional strengthening exercises

• Joint mobility exercises
• Muscle stretching exercises
• Flexibility training
• Lower back and hip stretches

Balance & Functional Training Balance and coordination exercises help improve walking ability, posture, and daily functional activities. Posture & Activity Modification Patients are guided on posture correction, joint protection techniques, and safe activity progression to reduce stress on inflamed joints. Fatigue Management & Lifestyle Guidance Education is provided on energy conservation, pacing activities, and healthy movement strategies to manage symptoms effectively.

• Experienced physiotherapists for inflammatory and musculoskeletal

rehabilitation

• Personalized rehabilitation programs
• One-on-one physiotherapy sessions
• Evidence-based treatment approaches
• Focus on pain relief, mobility, and functional recovery
• Guidance for home exercises and long-term joint care
• Supportive and patient-centered care

If you are experiencing joint pain, stiffness, swelling, or mobility difficulties due to Reiter’s syndrome, our physiotherapy team can help improve your comfort and functional mobility safely and effectively. Book your physiotherapy consultation today for expert Reiter’s syndrome rehabilitation and personalized physiotherapy care.