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Reiter's Syndrome.

Last updated Friday, February 11, 2005

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Prognosis and impacts

How serious is reiter's syndrome? Is reiter's syndrome chronic?

Most people with Reiter's syndrome can expect to live normal life spans. The majority of people with the disease maintain a near-normal lifestyle with modest adaptations to protect the involved joints.

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