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While both RA and EDS can affect joints and connective tissue, the search results don't provide specific information about how commonly these conditions occur together. What's most important is that you're working with a rheumatologist who is familiar with both conditions and can provide appropriate care.

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While both RA and EDS can affect joints and connective tissue, the search results don't provide specific information about how commonly these conditions occur together. What's most important is that you're working with a rheumatologist who is familiar with both conditions and can provide appropriate care.

If you're experiencing symptoms that seem different or more severe than typical RA symptoms, it's important to discuss these with your rheumatologist to ensure your treatment plan addresses both conditions effectively. Remember that each person's experience with RA is unique, and having multiple conditions requires careful coordination of treatments. Your rheumatologist's familiarity with both conditions puts you in a good position to receive appropriate care for your specific situation.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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