Patient's question:
Uncle's legs are very painful when it's overcast or rainy. Usually, the pain isn't too severe. He went to the hospital for a check-up and was told that his rheumatoid factor is elevated. It means he has rheumatoid arthritis. Now he wants to ask the doctor, what are the reasons for the elevated rheumatoid factor? How can it be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Rheumatoid factor increases through laboratory tests. This is more likely to be considered for rheumatoid arthritis. Symptomatic examination must be carried out early. This rheumatic disease must be treated according to the doctor's instructions. At the same time, rest and avoid getting cold are necessary. It is necessary to observe whether blood sedimentation is accelerating. There is no special method to prevent this disease, avoid fatigue, and avoid colds.