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Treatments for rheumatoid arthritis problem?
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Resubmit: Your question is difficult to understand. Do you mean to ask about side effects of treatments for RA or which treatments are available for problem disease? You need to speak with a/your rheumatologist about these issues.
Answered 6/10/2014
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