Rheumatoid disease is cured well?

Rheumatoid disease is generally not completely cured, but through standardized treatment can effectively control the disease, alleviate symptoms, improve the quality of life of patients.

Autoimmune disorders cause the immune system to mistakenly attack their own joints and surrounding tissues, causing inflammation, which is the core mechanism of rheumatoid disease. This autoimmune abnormality is often difficult to completely reverse, which is one of the important reasons why rheumatoid arthritis is difficult to completely cure.

Current treatments include drug therapy, physical therapy, surgery, etc. Drugs such as NSAIDs can relieve pain and inflammation, improve the condition Antirheumatic drugs can regulate immunity and delay the progression of the disease. However, these treatments are mainly aimed at controlling inflammation, alleviating symptoms, and protecting joint function, rather than fundamentally eliminating autoimmune abnormalities. In severe cases, surgery may be needed to correct joint deformities or improve joint function, but only to improve, not to cure the disease.

Although rheumatoid arthritis is difficult to cure completely, through comprehensive treatment strategy and active cooperation of patients, long-term stability of the disease can be achieved, so that patients can maintain normal life and working state as much as possible.