Seronegative rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can produce symptoms on the skin, including nodules (firm lumps under the skin). However, people with seronegative RA may be less likely to have nodules compared to those with seropositive RA.

Key points about seronegative RA
- It can affect multiple joints symmetrically, including Show Full Answer

Seronegative rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can produce symptoms on the skin, including nodules (firm lumps under the skin). However, people with seronegative RA may be less likely to have nodules compared to those with seropositive RA.

Key points about seronegative RA:
- It can affect multiple joints symmetrically, including the wrists.
- Morning stiffness lasting longer than half an hour is common.
- Skin symptoms like nodules and vasculitis (blood vessel inflammation) may occur but are less common in seronegative RA.

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