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Default Anybody here on SSDI for Arthritis. If so,what type of arthrits and age?
Hi there. I was wondering if anybody here is on SSDI for arthritis. And if so, what type of arthritis. My husband has what they are saying is a rare form called/named -Reactive Arthritis also know as Reiters syndrome.

My husband is 42. On Mobic/percocet and Flexeril daily

Thanks!!
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