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PsA Returns

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Birmingham, AL

People with psaratic (PsA) shouldn't be too quick to go off their medications after experiencing remission, according to a small study published recently in the Annual of the Rheumatic Disease
Researchers of the university of Erldagen- Nuremberg in Germary looked at 26 people with long term PsA who have been in remission for at least six months and who were being treated with either a conventional disease modifying antirheumatic drug (DMARD) or a type of biological called a TNF inhibitors.… read more

January 22, 2017
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A myRAteam Member

I have definitely had those days. Those are the ones that led me to get this all checked out. The heel soreness is also part of it. I take generic Tylenol Arthritis strength because it is time released and lasts longer. Just do whatever you can to get relief. Hugs my friend.

Pat

January 9, 2021
A myRAteam Member

Has anyone had all over pain , that it seem like everything hurts. I’m having a day like that. Also my heels of my feet are so sore to walk on , not sure if that is part of the RA ??

January 8, 2021

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