Is rheumatoid arthritis an auto immune disease?
My rheumatologist mentioned my body's immune system might be attacking my joints. This sounds very serious. Is rheumatoid arthritis an auto immune disease?
My rheumatologist mentioned my body's immune system might be attacking my joints. This sounds very serious. Is rheumatoid arthritis an auto immune disease?
Yes, it is an autoimmune disease, where your immune system mistakenly attacks your own joint tissues. Like my thyroid issue, it requires regular blood tests and close monitoring with your doctor to keep the levels stable.
It is indeed autoimmune. Please don't rely on self-diagnosis or internet articles for this. Go to a certified rheumatologist and get the proper blood tests like RF and anti-CCP done to be absolutely sure.
Yes, I read that it is an autoimmune condition. I was recently told my joint pain might be related to this. Does anyone know if stress can make the autoimmune response worse?
Yes, it's autoimmune, meaning my own body's defense system decided to wage war on my joints instead of letting me sleep peacefully. Honestly, a good night's rest is hard to come by when your immune system is this active.
In my experience, yes. My doctor told me my immune system was attacking my joints. Once we started the targeted medication for autoimmune diseases, my pain and morning stiffness improved a lot.
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Yes, it is an autoimmune disorder. While you must follow your doctor's medical advice, practicing gentle pranayama like Anulom Vilom daily helps calm the immune system and reduces systemic inflammation naturally.
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