Patient's question:
Recently, for some reason, I've been feeling terrible bone pain and can't sleep. My whole body hurts. What is rheumatoid arthritis?Doctor's answer:
Rheumatism is a common disease caused by a weak immune system and bacterial remote attacks on our immune system. Environment, cold and damp air are the main contributing factors for developing rheumatism, and it is closely related to seasonal changes in dryness and humidity, which requires extra attention to care. The primary symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis are muscle pain and joint pain. If rheumatoid arthritis worsens over time and with age, it is highly likely to affect our heart, other healthy joints, central nervous system, skin, and subcutaneous tissues. When these symptoms reappear, the clinical manifestations are most often myocarditis and arthritis, with a continuous increase in white blood cells, possibly accompanied by fever and rashes. Sudden acute relapses typically manifest primarily as arthritis. Therefore,