I'm a proud person and I always have been. I don't like to ask for help, especially when I need it the most. I don't like to admit that there are things I am unable to do. And I sure don't like anyone thinking I am anything less than superwoman. I am too proud to admit that I can no longer take on the world as I once was able to. A lot of us rheumatoid arthritis sufferers are too proud to admit these things. But being proud people, why don't we take pride in the things that we are able to do...
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Effect of Knee Pain Relief on Walking and Stair Climbing
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Do patients with knee pain from osteoarthritis (OA) increase the weight and load through the knee after taking pain relievers? This is the first... Read more »
Information on Rheumatoid Arthritis Medications
From the FDA Consumer Magazine, March-April 2005 by Carol Rados Few people with arthritis would be willing to stop taking a medication that works,... Read more »
Benefits of a New Knee Joint for Children with Rheumatoid Arth...
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Knee joint replacements aren't just for adults. Children with rheumatoid arthritis can have disabling knee problems. A joint replacement may be a... Read more »
Long-Term Results of Total Knee Replacement for Rheumatoid Art...
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Six Tips for Exercising with Rheumatoid Arthritis
Use Ice Before Exercising Cold can decrease pain and swelling and reduce muscle spasms. It blocks the release of histamine which decreases the feeling of pain. Cold packs, ice massage, and cold baths can help. Suit Up Use splints or braces...
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