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As you probably know, the way that rheumatoid arthritis (RA) affects you may change over time, and your treatment needs may change as a result. The question is:
Are your needs being met by your treatment?
After starting treatment, your symptoms may have improved. But is that enough? Are you still seeing that improvement today? Maybe you're having more good days but still some bad. Maybe you're getting fewer flares but still feel some pain. Maybe you're struggling with things you didn't used to, or experiencing new symptoms altogether. Even if your current treatment is working well, it's always important to:
Be mindful of your treatment's effectiveness
If you're experiencing pain and symptoms, it's not something you should keep quiet about. Ask your rheumatologist if there's a more appropriate treatment for you—a treatment that can meet your needs. Keep in mind that there are a lot of important factors to understand and consider when choosing a treatment. Every treatment has potential benefits and risks for you, and you should discuss them with your rheumatologist. To consider your treatment options, click here.
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