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Rheumatoid arthritis is misunderstood. It causes variable symptoms; pain and stiffness can vary. The variability and unpredictability is hard to understand. → Read More
Pain or fatigue may be the most difficult parts of the rheumatoid arthritis. The variability and unpredictability of flares can be a challenge as well. → Read More
The AIP or autoimmune protocol diet works on inflammation in the gut. Like Paleo, AIP may help heal the immune system, impacting rheumatoid arthritis. → Read More
For people with rheumatoid arthritis, doctor shopping, or looking for a doctor using online ratings, is a popular way to find a new rheumatologist. A look at review reliability and usefulness of virtual guides. → Read More
Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory diseases can flare up easily. Here's a look at some surprising things that can trigger symptoms and worsen disease. → Read More
Some reports suggest a gluten-free diet may improve rheumatoid arthritis symptoms but there is not evidence for these claims. Carol Eustice looks at her personal experience with RA, testing positive for gluten sensitivity, and what the research suggests. → Read More
Lack of exercise increases joint pain and stiffness in people with rheumatoid arthritis. Not exercising causes muscle weakness leading to inadequate support for the joints. → Read More
Sleep problems, such as sleep disturbance, sleep interruptions, and restless sleep, are linked to rheumatoid arthritis pain, stress, and lack of exercise. A look at sleep strategies, sleep medication, and pain management for improving sleep with RA. → Read More
Physical and functional limitations are part of living with rheumatoid arthritis, but these permanent symptoms aren't easy to admit or accept. As much as you want to do many activities, RA may not let you. → Read More
Morning stiffness is a symptom of rheumatoid arthritis and other types of inflammatory arthritis. Learn strategies from real women with RA on coping with morning joint stiffness, joint pain and more on EverydayHealth.com. → Read More
Rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, such as joint pain and stiffness, may be helped with complementary approaches, such as heat therapy. A look at using heating pads, wearable wrist warmers, hand mitts and warming wraps to ease pain at home. → Read More
Accurate diagnosis is key but not always possible with rheumatoid arthritis. Other conditions can mimic the symptoms of this disease. Learn how to get an accurate diagnosis and start time-sensitive treatments. → Read More
Pressure cookers such as the Instant Pot may be worthwhile for people living with rheumatoid arthritis. One woman with RA shares her experience using the Instant Pot. → Read More
Even with joint pain from arthritis, renowned architect Antoni Gaudi thrived as an artist and visionary. His childhood illness gave him the opportunity to hone his skills of observation. Learn more about rheumatic disease and coping strategies. → Read More
If you have rheumatoid arthritis, you can improve your quality of life when you engage your passion and express yourself. Get tips on how to create art and seek inspiration. Learn more about the mind and body benefits of artistic living on EverydayHealth. → Read More
Here are some of the most common, most serious mistakes made by people who take rheumatoid arthritis drugs. Learn more about how to avoid them, medication side effects, and drug safety on EverydayHealth.com. → Read More
Cats make great pets for people living with rheumatoid arthritis, according to Carole Eustice, who has had RA for her entire adult life. Learn more about the benefits of cats and other companion pets at EverydayHealth.com. → Read More
Symptoms of invisible diseases aren't obvious to others; conditions like rheumatoid arthritis are called invisible because, unlike a broken leg or other visible disability, the cause or symptoms aren't recognizable. Learn more on EverydayHealth.com → Read More
Symptoms of invisible diseases aren't obvious to others; conditions like rheumatoid arthritis are called invisible because, unlike a broken leg or other visible disability, the cause or symptoms aren't recognizable. Learn more on EverydayHealth.com → Read More
People with rheumatoid arthritis must plan ahead to make sure their special needs are met. Here are tips for traveling on a cruise, train, or bus tour, using a travel agent, and more on EverydayHealth.com → Read More