Numbness and tingling
Due to inflammation of tendons, RA patients may also experience numbness and tingling. This happens because inflammation creates pressure on their nerves. Doctors often call this type of burning feeling carpal tunnel syndrome.
In some cases, RA patients can even hear a crackling noise when they move, which indicates damaged cartilages in the joints.
Reduced range of movement
As soon as inflammation enters your joints, you may experience deformed tendons and ligaments. As you probably guessed, this can only worsen over time. However, you can cope with your range of motion by exercising regularly.
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