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Rheumatoid arthritis

Current topics:

• - Rheumatoid arthritis - Are we at a higher risk for the coronavirus?
  Hello, I've just come back on here after a bit because I'm a bit worried about the coronavirus. My partner is a 'critical worker' so he's still out and about at work. I've been isolating at home. S
• - Justifying yourself to other’s
  Does anybody seem to be justifying themselves to other people. As rheumatoid is unpredictable, it seems some people don’t understand.
• - 7 tips for sleeping with rheumatoid arthritis
  People with rheumatoid arthritis may find that pain or discomfort prevents them from falling asleep. Not sleeping well can have an impact on the severity of a person's symptoms, as well as their gener

Current topics:

• - Needle less acupuncture pens
  I have been using a needle less acupuncture pen for pain in my hands.wrists and tennis elbow and It has given me very good pain relief.You can buy them in different prize ranges,mine is under £20 and
• - Methotrexate
  Have you already been treated by methotrexate for your Rheumatoid Arthritis? If yes, tell other patients about your experience: what dosage were your prescribed, whether you have had any side effects,
• - Your Rheumatologist
  What do you think about your Rheumatologist? Does he/she explain well the choice of treatment, the symptoms, etc? Does he/she answer all your questions and listen to your doubts? Share your thoughts a

Current topics:

• - Rheumatoid Arthritis: Risks and Benefits of Chemotherapy Treatments
  Chemotherapy is most often associated with cancer treatment, but it is also used to treat rheumatoid arthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disorder in which your own body mounts an immune a
• - 9 Arthritis Pain Relief Tips for Winter Weather
  Many arthritis sufferers complain of aching joints during the cold season. Whether the joint pain/weather connection is scientifically true or not, you can still use these arthritis pain-relief tips w
• - 16 Tips for Traveling With Rheumatoid Arthritis
  Whether you travel for business or pleasure, you know rheumatoid arthritis is one thing that will always come with you. But you can still go wherever you need or want to go. Make it easier on yourself