The word “spondyloarthritis” (SpA) refers to a collection of long-term inflammatory conditions that mostly affect the sacroiliac and spine joints (spondylitis), however they can also affect other joints and organs. Inflammation, discomfort, stiffness, and occasionally extra-articular symptoms such rashes, intestinal inflammation, and eye inflammation (uveitis) are common characteristics of these disorders. Young to middle-aged adults are more likely to develop spondyloarthritis, and symptoms usually appear before the age of 40. Although the precise origin of spondyloarthritis is unknown, a combination of immune system, environmental, and genetic variables are thought to be involved. The goals of treatment are to lessen inflammation, ease symptoms, avoid complications, and maintain function and mobility. Physical therapy and medicines are frequently used in conjunction.