What about rheumatoid finger pain?

Rheumatoid arthritis finger joint pain is very common, often one of the first symptoms. From the doctor's point of view, it should be clear whether rheumatoid arthritis is caused by finger pain. After a clear diagnosis, it is necessary to determine the degree of pain and whether there is swelling, functional limitation, and whether the impact on work is particularly large. If the symptoms are obvious, symptomatic treatment should be used to relieve symptoms. From the patient's own point of view, if the pain is very obvious, it is suggested to rest mainly, do appropriate exercise after the condition is relieved, but also go to the hospital to ask the rheumatologist to carry out standardized treatment, such as taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics and slow-acting reliever drugs, immunosuppressants, biological agents, traditional Chinese medicine, etc.