A case of Reiter's disease difficult for diagnosis

Reiter's disease is now a frequent cause of joint damage at a young age and leads to temporary or permanent disability. The prognosis of the disease is largely determined by the timeliness of diagnosis and treatment. In addition to the classic triad (arthritis, conjunctivitis, inflammatory process of the urogenital tract), in 20-60% of cases of Reiter's disease there are lesions of the skin and mucous membranes in the form of balanitis, blenoreal keratoderma. Presence of disseminated psoriasiform rashes often causes difficulties in diagnosis, leads to irrational therapy, chronicity of the disease and complications. This is evidenced by our observation.