What about rheumatoid hand swelling?

Rheumatoid arthritis usually refers to rheumatoid arthritis, which often affects the joints of the hands and causes swelling and dysfunction. Patients can be treated with medication, physical therapy, surgery, adjuvant therapy, etc. 1. Medication Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen, can reduce inflammation and pain. Methotrexate, leflunomide and other antirheumatic drugs inhibit immune response and control disease progression. Biological agents, such as TNF-α inhibitors, target inflammatory pathways and effectively relieve symptoms. 2. Physical therapy Patients can undergo physical therapy, including hot compress, cold compress, electrotherapy and ultrasound therapy, to reduce swelling and enhance joint mobility; Hand exercises, such as grip training and joint activities, promote blood circulation and maintain function. 3. Surgical treatment When medical treatment fails, patients can cooperate with doctors for surgical treatment, through joint replacement or synovectomy, to improve joint function and quality of life. 4. Auxiliary treatment Patients can wear braces to protect joints and reduce stress. Regular massage can also improve blood circulation; Healthy diet strengthens the body's resistance. Treatment for this disease should be individualized and formulated by the doctor according to the patient's condition. Regular check-ups and timely adjustment of the treatment plan to achieve the best treatment results.