What drugs does rheumatoid take?

Antirheumatic drugs

include methotrexate, leflunomide, etc., which can delay joint destruction and disease progression. They are the core drugs for rheumatoid therapy. When using them, attention should be paid to monitoring the side effects of drugs, such as liver and kidney function damage

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. Glucocorticoids such as

and prednisone can quickly relieve symptoms. Short-term use during active disease or acute attack, but long-term use may bring many adverse reactions, such as osteoporosis and elevated blood sugar.

It

should be noted that drugs need to be used under the guidance of a doctor.