Treatment For Joint Pain and Swelling - Rheumatoid Arthritis

One of the most common causes for pain in joints is rheumatoid arthritis. Treatments are many, but where to start?
The common complaints that I hear from patients is that they have warm swollen and red joints and that they cannot perform and do things they used to do.
So in this video I have attempted to explain how a successful therapy of rheumatoid arthritis can be achieved but also to double check whether the patient truly suffers from rheumatoid arthritis.
There are some signs I call “mysterious signs” because They are not always easy to recognize but they can indicate that the patient also suffers from osteoarthritis.
Patients suffering from osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis at the same time sometimes find it hard to understand what is causing the episode of their pain.
In this video I found it hard to distinguish the two conditions from one another in an illustrative way and to explain it so that there is no confusion left.
I have approached this issue by explaining the synovial membrane first and the simple anatomy of the joints and then I proceeded to explain the biochemical and cellular mechanisms through which rheumatoid arthritis develops.
I Illustrated the B and T immune cells as well as macrophages and I still feel somehow that it wasn't good enough.
All in all I have spent 6 hours recording this video and I hope it will be helpful to people suffering from pain, joint stiffness, morning stiffness, swelling and redness in their joints.
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[@tproudboomer5965]

I strongly believe I have psoriatic arthritis. Joint pain, inflammation, fatigue, etc; continues to progress. Previous rheumatologist did not offer me any treatment because my rheumatology panel was all negative. Live swirling down the drain.

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My hands please help me

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