Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an incurable and difficult to treat chronic, systemic inflammatory disorder that can affect numerous tissues and organs, especially the synovial joints. This autoimmune disease is nonlethal but results in body’s immune system attacking the body’s joints, which results in an inflammation of the capsule surrounding the synovial joint causing swelling of the synovial cells, excess synovial fluids, as well as the development of fibrous tissue in the synovium. Synovium makes a fluid that lubricates joints and helps them move smoothly. This causes swelling and pain. RA can also result in diffuse inflammation in the lungs, membrane surrounding the heart and membrane of the lungs. If inflammation goes unchecked, it can
