Patient's question:
I got sick in 2009, and now it's become serious. Here is the past treatment and its effectiveness: Not ideal, couldn't control it? Help me take a look at how to treat acute Western medicine.Doctor's answer:
Local heat therapy, hot water baths, hot spring baths, steam therapy, paraffin therapy, infrared therapy, ultrashort wave or short wave diathermy, etc., can alleviate pain, eliminate morning stiffness, increase local blood circulation, promote the resolution of inflammation and swelling, reduce pain, and enhance the local effect of drugs.Drug treatment, aspirin remains the first-line drug for treating rheumatoid arthritis. Corticosteroids, penicillamine, tripterygium wilfordii, gold preparations, immunosuppressants, and other medications also have certain effects.