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Featured Arthritis ArticlesFight Fever in Rheumatoid ArthritisRheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition characterized by inflammation, joint pain, stiffness and lack of mobility. Another one of the symptoms that can occur is fever, which is related to rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile rheumatoid (or idiopathic) arthritis in several ways: Disease Activity When your rheumatoid arthritis is active, high levels of inflammation in your body can cause a low-grade fever, about 99 to 100.Is It a Heart Attack? Rheumatoid Arthritis and PericarditisBasil Plants Can Fight ArthritisThe Link between Rheumatoid Arthritis and DiabetesThe Link between Bone Density and Erosion in ArthritisView All Arthritis ArticlesArthritis NewsPsoriatic arthritis common in people with psoriasis
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As many as 14 percent of people with psoriasis may also have psoriatic arthritis, research shows. Psoriatic arthritis is an autoimmune disorder that combines symptoms of psoriasis, such as dry, scaly skin, with arthritis symptoms such as joint pain and inflammation.
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Play Video NowView All Arthritis VideosArthritis Tip: Ease Pain When GardeningWorking in the yard or garden can trigger arthritis pain, but advance planning can help. To prevent the need for multiple trips, keep all of your tools in one wheelbarrow, and leave the hose in your yard so you don't have to drag it out of storage every time you need it. What's more, keep chairs at both ends of your garden rows--it will make it easier for you to get up from the ground. |
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