RA Monitor connects patients with their specialists
These pros will be with you every step of the way. Rheumatologist: Doctor who specializes in treating RA and other forms of arthritis. Nurse practitioner / physician assistant: Provides routine care and education. Rheumatology nurse: Specializes in the care of …
The signs of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) can sneak up on you — maybe hand stiffness is suddenly making it difficult to open jars. Or maybe your feet seem to have become more tender than usual. Maybe it takes you a …
Working closely with your care team to find the right therapy can help you break free of joint pain. You may not realize it, but you have the key to conquering RA. “You’re an important member of the team, says …
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune condition — that means your immune system, which normally fights germs and viruses, mistakenly attacks your body’s own cells instead. In this case, the immune system attacks your joint tissue cells. The best treatment …
Partnering with your healthcare team is the key to relieving symptoms and protecting your joints.Breaking free of the pain and physical limitations of RA is possible, says rheumatologist Madelaine Feldman, MD. “RA does not have to be the debilitating and …