Yes, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can cause ankle pain. Here are some key points:

- Early Signs: Difficulty climbing inclines (ramps) and stairs can be early signs of RA in the ankle
- Progression: As RA progresses, simply walking and standing can become painful.
- Impact on Life: RA in the ankle can make everyday activities Show Full Answer

Yes, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can cause ankle pain. Here are some key points:

- Early Signs: Difficulty climbing inclines (ramps) and stairs can be early signs of RA in the ankle.
- Progression: As RA progresses, simply walking and standing can become painful.
- Impact on Life: RA in the ankle can make everyday activities like walking on uneven ground, grass, or gravel difficult.

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