I'm sorry to hear about your pain. Based on my knowledge base, here are some relevant points:

- Trigger Finger: Brenda Kleinsasser experienced a "trigger finger" in her left pinkie, where she had to move it with other fingers to get it back to position. This could be a symptom of RA but can also occur independently
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I'm sorry to hear about your pain. Based on my knowledge base, here are some relevant points:

- Trigger Finger: Brenda Kleinsasser experienced a "trigger finger" in her left pinkie, where she had to move it with other fingers to get it back to position. This could be a symptom of RA but can also occur independently.
- Swelling and Pain: Many individuals with RA, like Judy Nagy, experienced severe pain and swelling in their joints, which can sometimes be misdiagnosed or overlooked.

It's important to get a second opinion or see a rheumatologist for a thorough evaluation, as RA can sometimes be difficult to diagnose.

 This AI-generated response comes from myRAteam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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