"If you have rheumatoid arthritis you may have thought many times about looking for another doctor, but you do not know how to deal with this issue. You may be considering other treatments for your arthritis now, since you have not been treated with conventional medicine for years". "Having been treated for arthritis for a long time may make your condition worse, which does not mean that other medications will not be able to cure it, but instead the treatment will be slower and more stable to prevent any spread of arthritis". "Unfortunately patients often expect immediate results from a different doctor of choice, however, this will not be the case, because for many years taking prescription drugs will likely leave you in a coma. Rheumatoid arthritis treatment fails to cure the cause of your illness, only treat the symptoms, this results in depression, and you spend the rest of your life with the onset and spread of your disease without ever seeing a cure".
“Rheumatoid arthritis is considered an autoimmune disease, with an unknown cause. This diagnosis frees you from all the responsibility for your illness, after you get your diagnosis and proceed without hesitation to start a powerful medication program for your arthritis without having to do any research on the disease yourself”. "Have you ever wondered why your immune system decided to attack you, instead of protecting you? With that in mind, you may decide to make some changes in your lifestyle to help your immune system regain its natural intelligence. You may ask what changes you can make in your lifestyle so that you can regain your health. There’s actually only one change, and that’s your diet. The answer is simple, eat fresh organic fruits and vegetables, eliminate fast foods, high-calorie foods, aspartame, MSG, saturated fats, refined carbohydrates, tobacco, alcohol, dietary soda, and all other fats".
Natural Remedies to Relieve Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain
Acupuncture: "This traditional form of Chinese medicine is one of the oldest natural remedies for pain. It uses excellent needles to regenerate energy in your body called meridians. The goal is to correct energy imbalances, or qi (called "chee")".
"There are not many studies on RA acupuncture, although studies do show that it lowers the levels of chemicals in your body associated with inflammation. It also helps with chronic pain, especially back pain. It can also help with osteoarthritis". Since acupuncture involves needles that need to be cleansed and properly placed, ask your rheumatologist to recommend a doctor who works with people with RA.
Massage: "This natural process goes back thousands of years, and modern science has shown that it can help relieve pain. There are "many" different types. You will want to talk to your doctor before you try. You can also ask for recommendations. It is good to find a massage therapist who has worked with people with RA. Let them know if you have any painful spots that they need to avoid. You can also ask them not to use fragrant products that can irritate your skin".
Deep Breathing: "Take a deep breath in your stomach. It can calm you down and shut down stress receptors that strengthen your muscles and make pain worse. Also, when you focus on your breathing, you are clearing your mind of thoughts about pain".
Meditation: "This process can be as simple as concentrating on your breath and just seeing each breath and exhaling. It does not require spiritual beliefs, and it is not very calm. Anyone can do it, and just a few minutes can make a difference. Your mind is likely to wander. All right. Just bring your attention back to your spirit or whatever you choose to focus on".
Tai Chi: "This slow, gentle martial art is easy for your members. You will stand up and do a series of soft movements that are easy to correct when your joints are hurting. It can help with strength, flexibility, and balance. There is not enough research to know if it works to prevent RA pain, but it may be something you should try".
Turmeric: "This golden spice found in many curries is a member of the ginger family. It originated in India and Indonesia and has been the basis of traditional medicine in that part of the world for centuries. Studies show that it inhibits proteins that cause inflammation and may relieve pain as well as other non-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) commonly used to treat RA".
Essential Oils: "Essential oils can be a great addition to a massage. Be careful if you rub them on your skin or let someone else do it. Some are known to be annoying. Try the test episode to see how you react. Do not use on cracked or damaged skin".
“A few studies of RA show that certain supplements and natural remedies may be helpful. But the research is in its early stages, so the root is not yet clear. Keep in mind that supplements may affect other medications. Tell your doctor about anything you take, even if it is natural, to check if it is safe for you”.
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