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I usually bring a separate bag with all of my medications, supports, and other tools I use to accommodate myself. My heating pad is essential since hotel beds are hard on my joints. Pain killers placed in different pockets for easy access. Small support pillows to rest your joints on during traveling (car, plane, and train seats are so hard, but squimallows are soooo soft). Whatever you need to get by on the daily.
Above all else, go at your pace! Make sure your group isn't leaving you behind or exhausting you to a dangerous degree. Traveling is fun, but only when you're pain-free enough to enjoy it! Safe travels :)
I compmetly agree with tge above suggestions
I used to be n Embrel club het and I had a p foot lunch bag with ice packs to keep them cold and always. Hacked that the place I was staying had a refrigerator
How do you prepare for long-distance travel while taking immunosuppressive medications for rheumatoid arthritis?
Yes, many people with RA travel while on immunosuppressive medications. With some planning, it can be manageable.
Here are some preparation tips:
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Thank you so much for your responses. I’m scared to travel on those meds, but I’ve gotta keep living. So looking for
Other people who have had success! Thank you again!
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