Joint symptoms after a faecal culture positive Campylobacter infection associated with a waterborne gastroenteritis outbreak: a questionnaire study.

The article discusses findings of a questionnaire study on the joint symptoms after the outbreak of gastroenteritis in Nokia, Finland. Topics include Campylobacter being the most common pathogen found in patient's faecal culture, occurrence of reactive arthritis and symptoms like pain in the joint movement, swelling of the joints and redness in the joints.