It's important to understand that while some people with RA report feeling better after trying various complementary or alternative therapies, these should not replace clinically proven medications. No alternative treatments have been proven effective in studies to prevent flares or delay disease progression. Always consult Show Full Answer

It's important to understand that while some people with RA report feeling better after trying various complementary or alternative therapies, these should not replace clinically proven medications. No alternative treatments have been proven effective in studies to prevent flares or delay disease progression. Always consult with your doctor before trying alternative therapies, especially since they can interfere with RA medications or cause their own side effects.

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