In clinical terms, we often encounter patients who ask, “Can my disease, rheumatism arthritis, be cured?” So first we need to know what is rheumatism arthritis and what is the mechanism for his onset.
Rheumatism arthritis is a chronic self-immunological disease with complex morbidity mechanisms, mainly due to an erroneous attack on a joint tissue by its own immune system. His clinical performance was mainly as follows:
1. Artificial expression: When a patient wakes up in the morning, the joint is rigid and restricted, usually lasting for more than an hour; the most common parts are wrists, hand-and-hand joints, near-end joints, characterized by symmetry, continuity and lightness; the active and passive joint activities of late-stage patients are restricted; severe patients have joint abnormalities, such as swan neck samples and buttons.
Full body behaviour: Rheumatism arthritis (RA) can lead to overall fatigue and discomfort; it can also have symptoms of muscular acidity and appetite.
3. Extra-cot: Some patients are exposed to rheumatism, sometimes accompanied by pain, or tired of lungs, heart, eyes, etc.
The rheumatism arthritis (RA) outbreak mechanism is multi-factor and complex and involves the interaction of genetic, environmental, immunological, inflammatory and other factors, leading to chronic inflammation and joint damage among rheumatitis patients.
The current treatment for rheumatism arthritis (RA) consists mainly of:
I. Drug treatment:
(c) Biological agents, including cancer causers (TNF) inhibitors, IL-6 inhibitors, Abbazep, etc., which treats RRA by targeting specific inflammation routes, providing more treatment options for patients;
Physical therapy:
Thermal dressings, massages and appropriate functional exercise.
For purposes of clinical mitigation or low disease activity, currently defined as DAS28≤2.6, or CDAI≤2.8, or SDAI≤3.3; low disease activity is defined as DAS28≤3.2 or CDAI≤10 or SDAI≤11. (c) To mitigate symptoms and prevent the destruction of joints so that patients can live and work normally.
Although not entirely curable, clinical relief can be achieved through effective treatment. Clinical mitigation refers to the absence of visible symptoms and signs of inflammatory activity, such as joint pain, swelling, significant improvement in morning rigidities, blood sunk, C-reactive inflammation indicators, etc., normal or near normal.
