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Are disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs safe or are there side effects?

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  • The FDA has approved all disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs. Many people take them without ever having problems. But because they work throughout the body to fight rheumatoid arthritis, their powerful action typically does cause some side effects, commonly: Upset stomach
  • Liver problems
  • Blood problems

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