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What is Rheumatoid nodule?
A rheumatoid nodule is a local swelling or tissue lump occurs almost exclusively in association with rheumatoid arthritis. They are usually subcutaneous especially over bony prominences such as the tip of the elbow or olecranon or over the finger knuckles. Less commonly they occur in the lining of the lung and other internal organs
Questions and answers on "Rheumatoid nodule"
I have a lump in the inside of my elbow just below the creases in the inner arm - right side. It is well formed and a little larger than a quarter...
MD Hi,
Probably you are having rheumatoid nodules.
They are firm lump located under the skin near joints.
About 30 percent patients of rheumatoid...
i have extreme multiple connective tissue disease , RA, sjogrens, raynauds, hashimotos. for my pain i have 100mg fentanyl patch every 3 days, SR...
MD Hi !
Thank you for your query.
Looking into your problem since you suffer from multiple diseases development of lumps on both legs and forearms can...
I have eczema & have had it since early childhood. I am now in my early 70 s. Problem, my skin is at its worst. I feel very sickly, cold, shivering...
MD Hi,
It seems that you are atopic.
You have eczema and dry skin.
You are a having nodules on shest and extrimities near joints.
The nodules seem to...