Question: what are the signs of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis?
Answer: High fevers that tend to spike in the evening and then suddenly disappear., Limping or a sore wrist, finger or knee., Rashes that suddenly appear and disappear in one or more areas., Stiffness in the neck, hips or other joints., Joint stiffness that is worse after rest., Sudden swelling of the joints, which stay enlarged.