Up to 70% of Patients Experience Joint Damage in Early RA

💡 Can rheumatoid arthritis really progress so quickly?

Many patients underestimate rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Clinical data shows that up to 70% of patients may develop joint damage within the first 2 years if untreated. Early recognition and management are crucial to slowing down disease progression.

Doctors emphasize that RA is not just "joint pain." It is an autoimmune disease where the immune system mistakenly attacks the joints. Early treatment with disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) can significantly reduce long-term disability.

How Can You Reduce Inflammation in 6 Weeks?

Just do it
Strategy: Anti-inflammatory foods + Targeted medication + Consistent monitoring

RA Management Strategies

Strategy Type	Time Frame	Inflammation Reduction	Difficulty Level
Omega-3 Supplement	4–6 weeks	Moderate	Easy
DMARD Therapy	3–6 months	Significant	Moderate
Biologic Treatment	1–3 months	High	Moderate–High
Physical Therapy	Continuous	Supportive	Easy

Choose Your Focus

🥗A. Nutrition Plan

💊B. Medication Strategy

🧘C. Physical Therapy

🧪D. Lab Monitoring

Pick one and share your plan!

Up to 70% of Patients Experience Joint Damage in Early RA

How Can You Reduce Inflammation in 6 Weeks?

Just do it

RA Management Strategies

Choose Your Focus