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Persistent RA symptoms means it’s time to have an honest conversation with your doctor about how RA is impacting you every day. Use the RAPID3 Survey now and then share the results with your rheumatologist to discuss treatment options.
RA can impact you and your ability to do simple everyday activities. Don’t let it win. Take the RAPID3 to help you and your rheumatologist assess how RA is impacting you.
Joint damage can start within 1 year of having RA. If not managed properly, persistent inflammation could lead to irreversible joint damage. Learn more about your RA.
1.1 Understanding RA > What Is RA? - Motivation
RA can lead to permanent joint damage if left untreated. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to stopping this damage. Work together with your rheumatologist to find a treatment plan for you.
If RA isn’t managed properly, irreversible joint damage can start within one year of diagnosis. Check in with your RA.
Joint damage can start within 1 year of having RA. If not managed properly, persistent inflammation could lead to irreversible joint damage.
1.2 Understanding RA > RA Symptoms & Disease Activity? - Motivation
It’s important to have an honest conversation with your rheumatologist about your RA symptoms. Answer a few short questions about your RA and treatment goals to get started. Take My RA Check-In »
RA is a chronic disease that can get progressively worse. Preparing for your rheumatologist appointment can help you stay on top of your RA treatment goals and inform your doctor if your condition is getting worse. My RA Check-In can help guide that conversation.
Persistent RA symptoms could mean it’s time for a treatment change. Not getting the RA symptom relief you need? Answer a few simple questions and have a better conversation with your rheumatologist.
2.1 Treating RA > Understanding RA Treatment - Motivation
Having an open, honest conversation with your rheumatologist can make appointments more productive. Answer a few short questions to learn more about the ways RA is impacting your life and share with your rheum.
Make appointments more productive with open and honest conversations with your rheumatologist. Answer a few short questions to learn more about the impact RA has on your life.
Persistent RA symptoms could mean it’s time for a treatment change. Not getting RA symptom relief? Have a better conversation with your rheumatologist by answering and preparing some questions.
2.2 Treating RA > Treatment Goals & Remission - Motivation
A meaningful conversation with your rheumatologist can change everything. Learning about the different ways RA can impact your life can start by answering a few short questions.
Persistent RA symptoms could mean it’s time for a treatment change. Not getting RA symptom relief? Prepare your questions for a better conversation with your rheumatologist.
A good treatment plan begins with the right treatment goals. Answering a few short questions can help you learn about the different ways RA can impact your life and goals.
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Is it time for a treatment change? Learn about the impact of RA on your life by answering these short questions. Take My RA Check-In and see if it’s time to talk to your doctor about treatment options.
Persistent RA symptoms could mean it’s time for a treatment change. Not getting RA symptom relief? Ask helpful questions for a better conversation with your rheumatologist.
Are you on an RA treatment and still struggling with the daily impact of RA? It could be time for an open and honest conversation with a rheumatologist. Take My RA Check-In to help your next office visit be a productive one.
