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It could be part of the RA, but it could also be fibromyalgia. Are they joint pains, or muscle pains - or is it hard to tell? Are you on treatment? Hate to say it but sometimes even the meds can either not take away all the pain, but sometimes have side effects of a little different kind of pain...when my RA is under control I can still have fibro pain. Read about fibro elsewhere on this site...
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