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Treatments for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Rheumatoid Arthritis treaments generally start with nonpharmacologic therapies rather medication.  There ar e a number of nonpharmalogic therapies available.
First step to getting relief is education and counseling.  Education and counceling will help you better understand the nature of your arthritis and the issues you may face with conditioning.  Talk to and health care provider and determine the long-term treatment plan, define clear expecations and evaluate standard and alternative treatments.
Generally the recommended plan of action is:
Rest — Fatigue is a common symptom of rheumatoid arthritis. By getting plant of you rest, you will allow the inflamed joints to restore energy. You can alternate rest with activity as necessary.
Exercise — Pain and stiffness often prompt people with rheumatoid arthritis to become inactive. Unfortunately, inactivity can lead to a loss of joint motion, contractions, and a loss of muscle strength. Weakness, in turn, decreases joint stability and further increases fatigue.
Regular exercise can help prevent and reverse these effects


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