Living With RA
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic disease that occurs when the immune system attacks the body's joints. This attack causes inflammation in the joints and results in the pain and symptoms of RA.
Angie—
clinical trial participant
living with RA since 2000
taking Rituxan since 2003
From Moderate to Severe RA
As RA progresses, inflammation may cause joints to become more swollen and tender. In fact, people who develop moderate-to-severe RA may experience more intense pain and symptoms, greater difficulty performing daily tasks, and even loss of movement.
Beyond its physical impact, moderate-to-severe RA can affect your life on many levels. It can prevent you from boarding that plane or taking that road trip. It can even prevent you from making it through your daily routine.

