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Very painful, stiff knobbly finger joints developed over last two years. any other treatment than anti-inflammatories?
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Need evaluation: This may be a form of inflammatory arthritis and should be evaluated by a physician. There are plenty of treatments for this besides nsaids.
Answered 10/14/2020
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