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Do Sjorgen's Syndrome Patients Have Painful Fingers?
An enteric initiating component has been recognized in some patients.
Reiter's syndrome involves both inflammation within and around the joints, and particularly where ligaments and tendons attach to bones. Reiter's syndrome usually develops following an intestinal or a genital/
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