Yes, many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) experience feelings of being overheated or having a fever, even if their temperature is normal. This can happen frequently and not just during flare-ups. Some people report feeling hot internally, especially at night, leading to night sweats. It's important to monitor your Show Full Answer

Yes, many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) experience feelings of being overheated or having a fever, even if their temperature is normal. This can happen frequently and not just during flare-ups. Some people report feeling hot internally, especially at night, leading to night sweats. It's important to monitor your temperature to rule out an actual fever, which could indicate an infection. If these symptoms persist, discussing them with your rheumatologist is advisable.

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