A common question I get from patients as well as from referring physicians and colleagues is when should you consider that somebody's hand pains may be the sign of rheumatoid arthritis. I discuss my approach in this video.

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In this video Siddharth Tambar MD from Chicago Arthritis and Regenerative Medicine discusses hand pains and rheumatoid arthritis.