Chronic Disease Health Promotion and Maintenance/for adults age 35–65

Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune condition that mostly occurs in older adults. The disease causes continuous destruction of tissues leading to defection and other health issues giving rise to the comorbidity condition (McInnes, & Schett, 2017). In this case, the disease results in the development of other minor health conditions in patients like a functional loss. Also, the victims may lose control of common issues into entering a phase of a complicated life. For instance, they may quickly forget when they are told something or overreact to minor problems due to their health condition. However, the health care outcomes in the management of the situation have improved through the introduction of small-molecule kinase inhibitors, leading to the development of drugs that can manage the issue in a desirable manner (McInnes, & Schett, 2017). The medication contains reliable agents that protect the immune system in following like minimization of articular inflammation and maximum control of the comorbid health issues. The ailing individuals gain control over their health through the continuous and effective implementation of the desired medication processes (McInnes, & Schett, 2017). The distinct immune interventions for rheumatoid arthritis maintain the most critical conditions in the disease like inflammation, resulting in management and suppressing of the issue.
Although some people do not respond to the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis adequately, the innovative strategies in the treatment of the disease have improved the health condition of the ailing individuals. However, many patients have the opportunity of achieving remission if the disease is recognized at the early stages of development and treated subsequently in the effort to attain substantial health (Burmester & Pope, 2017).” The control and absolute remission of the health condition id dependant on the will of the patients. In this case, people should report any symptoms concerning rheumatoid arthritis immedi...