What to Know About Supplements for Rheumatoid Arthritis

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In most cases, more research is necessary to determine the benefits of supplements on rheumatoid arthritis. Image for illustration purposes
In most cases, more research is necessary to determine the benefits of supplements on rheumatoid arthritis. Image for illustration purposes
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Some supplements may help manage symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Examples include cat’s claw, fish oil, and ginger.

Doctors may recommend prescription medications for rheumatoid arthritis. If a person wishes to incorporate supplements into their treatment plan, they can speak with their doctor to discuss which types of supplements may be best for them.

In most cases, more research is necessary to determine the benefits of supplements on rheumatoid arthritis.

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