| Summary: | A rare variant of pathology associated, with combined, herpetic infection, involving in the joint process and the formation of reactive arthritis, is considered. A clinical case of reactive arthritis associated, with combined, herpetic infection in a child. 1 year and. 9 months is demonstrated. The indicators of the main laboratory markers of herpesvirus activity are given, the changes in the patient's complaints and. the patient's condition are tracked. The changes in the patient's complaints and. the patient's condition are monitored. Laboratory research is subject to instrumental research methods. Possible therapeutic approaches are discussed, with the use of antiviral drugs, glucocorticosteroids, nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs.
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