Rheumatoid arthritis flares can be unpredictable—and they can last anywhere between a day to a year if left untreated. Home remedies like acupuncture and medication can help calm flares.

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Scottish experts hace found a way of letting people with rheumatoid arthritis prevent painful flare ups before they gather ...

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Scottish experts hace found a way of letting people with rheumatoid arthritis prevent painful flare ups before they gather pace. The findings could help detect when a flare up is on the way ...

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