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Rheumatoid arthritus

Posted By: Dave
Date: Tuesday, September 27 2005, at 11:34 a.m.

Rheumatoid arthritus is a chronic form of arthritus, which means that it doesn't just go away on its own and stay gone. It starts with symtpoms like stiffness or pain in the joints, But it progresses from there. It can eventually lead to deformed joints, more pain, and even loss of movement. However, it is treatable, and the earlier the better.

 

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Message: > Rheumatoid arthritus is a chronic form of arthritus, > which means that it doesn't just go away on its own > and stay gone. It starts with symtpoms like stiffness > or pain in the joints, But it progresses from there. > It can eventually lead to deformed joints, more pain, > and even loss of movement. > However, it is treatable, and the earlier the better.
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