### Patient: Doctor, I've been experiencing joint pain and swelling for a few weeks now. My doctor thinks it might be reactive arthritis. What tests do I need to confirm this?
### Doctor: The main treatment for reactive arthritis is a combination of medications and physical therapy exercises. We'll need to monitor your symptoms closely and adjust your treatment plan as necessary based on how you respond. That being said, we may also need to do a CT scan of your abdomen to check for any inflammation in your organs. Additionally, some patients with reactive arthritis develop eye problems, so we may need to do a corneal transplant to help maintain your vision. Other potential complications include prostate inflammation, blood clots, and spleen problems, so we may need to perform a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), coronary thrombolysis, or procedures on your spleen if necessary. Finally, if you experience any nosebleeds (epistaxis), we'll need to help you control them.