10 Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms

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7. Redness and Warmth

The skin around the affected joints may show signs of reddening and increased warmth. The redness is brought about by dilated capillaries, which expand as a result of inflammation. Joint warmth is usually a sign of active inflammation within the joint.

When you go to a doctor, they will typically check for warmth in joints. It is worth noting that joints can feel warm without any visible redness or swelling.

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