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Health Encyclopedia: Rheumatoid Arthritis Lifestyle Changes
- Rheumatoid Arthritis - Lifestyle Changes
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Lifestyle Changes
It is important to maintain a balance between rest (which will reduce inflammation) and exercise (which will relieve stiffness and weakness). Studies have suggested that even as little as 3 hours of physical therapy over 6 weeks will help people with RA, and that these benefits are sustained.
The goal of exercise is to:
- Maintain a wide range of motion
- Increase strength, endurance, and mobility
- Improve general health
- Promote well-being
In general, doctors recommend the following approa...
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