Rheumatoid Arthritis And Common Signs Of Old Age
Fever

Fever is an indication of inflammation or an infection in the body. As rheumatoid arthritis is commonly characterized by inflammation of the joints, it is not uncommon to experience a mild fever. If a fever over one hundred degrees Fahrenheit develops, it might be a sign of some other form of illness. Keep track of your temperature and how long it lasts. Talk to your doctor if your low-grade fever does not go away in two weeks.