Rheumatoid arthritis treatments
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There is no cure for RA. However, much can be done to help. The aims of treatment are:
- To reduce pain and stiffness in affected joints as much as possible.
- To prevent joint damage as much as possible.
- To minimise any disability caused by pain, joint damage, or deformity.
- To reduce the risk of developing associated conditions such as heart disease.
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How does rheumatoid arthritis develop and progress?
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How is rheumatoid arthritis diagnosed?
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Joints and rheumatoid arthritis
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Rheumatoid arthritis treatments
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Some other associated diseases and possible complications
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Treatment aim 1
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Treatment aim 2
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Treatment aim 3 and 4
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What are the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis?
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What is the outlook (prognosis) for people with rheumatoid arthritis?
letitia mc mullan, over 2 years
mornings are awful .get so tired break out in sweat if i push the body .find i dont want to move at times yours letitia
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