COVID-19 and Autoimmune Drugs: How to Stay Safe

Medications that treat autoimmune disorders may make you more likely to have serious complications from the new coronavirus -- as can your autoimmune disorder itself.
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COVID-19 and Autoimmune Drugs: How to Stay Safe
Medications that treat autoimmune disorders may make you more likely to have serious complications from the new coronavirus -- as can your autoimmune disorder itself.
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They help relieve pain, ease inflammation, and lower fevers -- but these pain relievers aren't safe for everyone to take.
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Caring for an Older Person's Aches and Pains
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Can CBD Oil and Marijuana Help With RA?
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When No One Believes You're in Pain
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Chronic Pain's Toll on Your Body and Mind
Long-term pain can interfere with your daily life and take a toll on your self-esteem.
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Pain Medication: Addiction, Tolerance, or Dependence
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