Carolyn's Battle With Rheumatoid Arthritis
Carolyn Jimerson has battled rheumatoid arthritis for many years. She had tried several treatments, but nothing she used seemed to work. She constantly felt achy and miserable and was looking for answers. Finally, Caroly's rheumatologist recommended administering a biologic drug via intravenous infusion. When this medication is given periodically, it can alleviate stiffness and pain. It can also reduce joint damage.
Carolyn also takes an antimetabolite. This is a drug that affects cell division. It also reduces inflammation. Carolyn gives herself an injection of this drug once a week.
Feeling Like A New Person
Carolyn still experiences aches occasionally, but she is feeling a lot better. Her energy
Carolyn Jimerson has battled rheumatoid arthritis for many years. She had tried several treatments, but nothing she used seemed to work. She constantly felt achy and miserable and was looking for answers. Finally, Caroly's rheumatologist recommended administering a biologic drug via intravenous infusion. When this medication is given periodically, it can alleviate stiffness and pain. It can also reduce joint damage.
Carolyn also takes an antimetabolite. This is a drug that affects cell division. It also reduces inflammation. Carolyn gives herself an injection of this drug once a week.
Feeling Like A New Person
Carolyn still experiences aches occasionally, but she is feeling a lot better. Her energy