Rheumatoid Arthritis and Injuries
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Being a cancer survivor (GI-FAP) and having a low bone desity due to HRT complications and thrpugh a bone marrow tap done as a youth I was diagnosed with RA. Now in the late 30's and seeing signs now since a serious injury. That being said, my questions is: Can injuries cause RA complications or to be more prevalent? |
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No. There is no evidence to my knowledge linking either the onset of RA or complications of RA to trauma or injury. |
Last update: 11:13 AM Thursday, April 26, 2007
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