Common Symptoms of Rhematoid Arthritis
- Morning joint stiffness, lasting a few hours or the entire day.
- Redness and warmth of the skin around joints.
- Low-grade fevers
- Fatigue and loss of energy
- Poor appetite
- Lumps under the skin near hands and elbows called rheumatoid nodules.
- Anemia.

The World Health Organization says that more than 30 million people worldwide have rheumatoid arthritis. The disease most often strikes patients between the ages of 40 to 60 years old but can come on at earlier and later stages of life. Those patients with the disease are most often women, about 75%.
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