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Is frankincense good for pain in hands from RA?

Frankincense shows promise for helping with RA pain, including in the hands. It has been used in traditional medicine to treat inflammatory conditions and may help reduce inflammation and protect joints by limiting inflammatory signals.

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Is frankincense good for pain in hands from RA?

Frankincense shows promise for helping with RA pain, including in the hands. It has been used in traditional medicine to treat inflammatory conditions and may help reduce inflammation and protect joints by limiting inflammatory signals.

Some myRAteam members have found it helpful for their RA symptoms. One member shared that frankincense oil helps with inflammation and pain, while another takes Boswellia (the compound in frankincense) combined with turmeric/ginger and finds it does wonders.

However, it's important to note that more research is needed to fully confirm these benefits. Frankincense should be used as a complementary approach alongside your prescribed RA medications, not as a replacement.

Before adding frankincense to your treatment plan, discuss it with your rheumatologist to make sure it's safe and won't interact with your current medications.

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