Dr. Navin Pathak
Rheumatoid arthiritis is an autoimmune disorder, it usually occurs when your immune system mistakenly attacks your own body's tissues.
In addition to causing joint problems, pain and fatigue taking a muscle relaxant helps body to relax and reduces pain.
Along with medication try yoga go for a morning walk d some light excercises and follow an active routine.
Consult a naturopath and follow a balanced diet pattern.
Body has a natural mechanism which corrects everything automatically you just need to follow it.
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Look into Serrapeptase.
Ian Constable
asking people for ideas for medicines for a condition as vague as rheumatism is not a good idea.
Has he seen his doctor, and what did they prescribe?
I know you are trying to help but it could be dangerous!
Loads more information required - what age is he? does he have other medical conditions? does he take any other meds? etc
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Several studies have confirmed that patients with systemic lupus have a 5-8-fold increase risk of coronary heart disease-related events (heart attacks and strokes) compared to the general population, especially among women with lupus who are younger than age 50. In this short video, Dr. Naveed Sattar, Professor in Metabolic Medicine at University of Glasgow / Honorary Consultant in Clinical Biochemistry, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, in the United Kingdom, provides some insight as to why people with lupus are at greater risk for cardiovascular disease. Dr. Sattar moderated a session at the 2009 American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Annual Scientific Meeting on this topic. The LFA also has posted six videos highlighting some of the other important lupus studies presented at the ACR meeting
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