Rheumatoid and inflammatory arthritis are chronic autoimmune disorders in which the immune system attacks the joints, causing persistent pain, swelling, stiffness, and reduced mobility. These conditions often affect multiple joints on both sides of the body and may progress over time if not treated early. With timely diagnosis and a structured treatment plan, inflammation can be controlled, joint damage minimized, and overall quality of life significantly improved.
Persistent joint pain and swelling
Morning stiffness lasting more than one hour
Symmetrical involvement of joints
Fatigue and general weakness
Reduced range of joint movement
Autoimmune-mediated joint inflammation
Genetic and environmental risk factors
Progressive cartilage and bone damage
Possible involvement of other organs
Increased disability if untreated
Early diagnosis and medical therapy
Inflammation and pain control
Prevention of joint deformities
Regular monitoring and follow-up
Lifestyle guidance and long-term care