Along with more traditional medical treatments, there are several natural remedies that some RA patients have found helpful. Some of these treatments include massage therapy, dietary supplements and certain exercise regiments. However, these treatments should never be used as a replacement for prescribed medication and should always be used under the supervision of a physician.
Sometimes it can be overwhelming to think about all of the different options available for treating RA, but it’s also exciting to know that there are alternatives. We read so much about new medications for treating RA, as well as the side effects and concerns that come along with these advances. I have personally tried most everything and have…
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