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Rheumatoid nodules typically appear near affected joints, often on the hands, elbows, forearms, or knees. They can also affect other pressure points like the back of the head, the base of the spine, and the Achilles tendon. If the lump is not near a joint, it might not be an RA nodule. It's best to consult with your Show Full Answer

Rheumatoid nodules typically appear near affected joints, often on the hands, elbows, forearms, or knees. They can also affect other pressure points like the back of the head, the base of the spine, and the Achilles tendon. If the lump is not near a joint, it might not be an RA nodule. It's best to consult with your healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis.

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