Assertion: rheumatoid arthritis's joint | /r/HasProperty | affected
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: most often a knee
type: DEGREE
value: such as in the hands
type: OTHER
value: accordingly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Which Joints Are Affected?
text: The symptoms that affect a person’s joints are more likely to indicate RA, particularly if more than one joint or both sides of the body are affected.
text: Accordingly, the small joints of the hands, wrists, and feet are commonly affected.
text: While RA commonly impacts the hands and feet, larger joints such as the elbows and knees may also be affected.
text: But eventually other joints are affected as the disease progresses.
text: When you are suffering from arthritis, it quickly becomes clear that it’s not just joints that are affected.
text: While rheumatoid arthritis occurs symmetrically in the body—meaning that when a joint on one side is affected, the joint on the other side will likely be affected as well
text: While rheumatoid arthritis occurs symmetrically in the body—meaning that when a joint on one side is affected, the joint on the other side will likely be affected as well
text: A joint at the base of your big toe is most likely to be affected, although it can potentially affect other joints.
text: Joints are typically affected in a symmetrical pattern; for example, if joints in the hand are affected, both hands tend to be involved.
text: Joints in the hands, wrists and knees are commonly affected, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes.
text: Rheumatoid arthritis most often affects the smaller joints, such as those of the hands and/or feet, wrists, elbows, knees, and/or ankles, but any joint can be affected.
text: same joints on both sides of the body are usually affected
text: Often just one joint is affected.
text: Usually, multiple joints on both sides of the body are affected.
text: Depending on the specific joints that are affected, other possible symptoms include limping, hoarseness, and painful walking.
text: What joints are affected?
text: Which joints are affected?
text: Typically, the small joints in the hands, fingers, feet, toes, wrists, elbows and ankles will be affected first.
text: Small joints are affected first (such as in the hands and feet)
text: Multiple joints on both sides of the body are affected
text: Bilateral joints (both sides) are affected.
text: A doctor will likely recommend a range of tests to learn more about a person’s health and find out which joints are affected.
text: RA: Usually the small joints of the hands and feet are affected, but it can be in any joint.
text: Many joints can be affected.
text: In the early stages of RA, smaller joints in the hands, wrists, and feet tend to be affected first.
text: If a patient has a more mild case of lupus and only the joints are affected, it can look like RA,” says Sandeep Krishna Agarwal, MD, PhD, a rheumatologist, physician scientist, and an associate professor and section chief of the Section of Immunology, Allergy & Rheumatology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
text: Usually only one joint is affected — most often a knee.
text: Smaller joints or tendons or bursae may also be affected.
text: One or multiple joints may be affected, predominantly involving the knee , hips , spine , and fingers .
text: The smaller joints of the hands and feet are typically first to be affected.
text: Rheumatoid arthritises touch the affected joints to check for warmth and tenderness