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While Voltaren isn't specifically mentioned in the search results, many myRAteam members find relief from hand pain using over-the-counter topical treatments. Some members have reported success with various topical gels and salves that have anti-inflammatory properties.

For hand pain relief, members often combine topical Show Full Answer

While Voltaren isn't specifically mentioned in the search results, many myRAteam members find relief from hand pain using over-the-counter topical treatments. Some members have reported success with various topical gels and salves that have anti-inflammatory properties.

For hand pain relief, members often combine topical treatments with other methods like heat therapy, cold therapy, or paraffin wax treatments. These approaches can be particularly helpful when used alongside prescribed RA medications. It's important to discuss any new treatment, including over-the-counter topicals, with your rheumatologist. They can help determine if it's appropriate for your specific situation and ensure it won't interfere with your current RA treatment plan.

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