How to Build Your RA Care Team

Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis Today's Newsletter  |  December 18, 2014

Today's Top Story How to Build Your RA Care Team It takes a village to manage RA. From your primary care doctor to your rheumatologist and podiatrist, adding key players to your care team can make managing your symptoms easier. Get tips on how to build a strong care team in our Everyday Solutions center.  » Featured Article 8 RA Medication Side Effects Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and steroids control rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, but they can all have side effects. Find out the potential side effects.  » Today's Recipe Greens & Eggs & Ham This children's storybook favorite gets an adult-worthy makeover when eggs are cracked over a bed of kale and sprinkled with chunks of feta cheese and ham. Get the recipe!  » Ask the Expert Traumatic Arthritis and Football I played football in college and had a bunch of knee injuries. I've been pretty inactive since then, but lately, my right knee has been hurting. My doctor thinks it's arthritis. Could it be from football? See Dr. Kitridou's answer  » Everyday Solutions Staying Active With RA: Amanda’s Story Before her RA diagnosis, Amanda John was very active. But exercise took a backseat as she struggled to get her RA symptoms under control. Here’s how she found her way back to fitness.