The Link Between Your Gut and the Early Stages of RA

The Reasons Your Feet May Hurt if You Have RA

Rheumatoid arthritis can be especially hard on the joints in your lower extremities. We have information to help you understand why your feet and ankles may be involved in your disease and what you can do to get reliable relief.

Exploring Your Options for RA Pain Relief

First and foremost, treating the inflammation that’s causing your joint pain is a must. But there are many tools in the pain-relief toolbox your doctor can use to help you feel better. We break down the choices.

The Chronic Line on Anti-Inflammatory Diets

Cutting out foods like added sugar and red meat can reduce chronic inflammation and maybe help you manage or avoid serious diseases. But is the anti-inflammatory diet plan oversold? We explore the latest research.

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What to Know About Rheumatoid Nodules

These lumps of tissue were once a hallmark sign of RA, but new treatment options mean fewer people are developing them. Read this if you have nodules; it’s packed with info and advice.

How TNF Inhibitors Put the Brakes on Rheumatoid Arthritis

These powerful meds are some of the heavy hitters in a class of drugs called biologics that are designed to block the inflammation that’s wreaking havoc on your joints. Here’s how they work.

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