How fast does rheumatoid arthritis progress?
My mother was recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. She's in a lot of pain and we're trying to understand what to expect. How quickly does rheumatoid arthritis usually progress?
My mother was recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. She's in a lot of pain and we're trying to understand what to expect. How quickly does rheumatoid arthritis usually progress?
Do not trust anyone telling you that some diet or home cure will stop RA progression. It is an autoimmune disease that can damage joints in just a couple of years if left untreated. Go to a qualified rheumatologist and get started on proper medications.
I know how terrifying it is to wake up with stiff fingers and worry that you will lose your mobility in a few months. The progression speed varies, but with modern medications, many people live normal lives. Please don't let the anxiety take over.
It can progress over a few years, causing joint stiffness quite steadily. While drinking warm fenugreek water and using warm mustard oil massages gave me temporary relief, they didn't stop the damage. You really need proper medical treatment alongside these remedies.
In my experience, RA progresses gradually over several years, but the inflammation can also impact your heart health and blood pressure. Along with your regular BP checkups, make sure you monitor your joint health and stay active with light walks.
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I'm too tired from my joints aching in this cold weather to write a long post, but basically, it can progress over months or years. Save yourself the Google rabbit hole at 2 AM and just visit a rheumatologist.
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