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Painkillers and drugs that fight inflammation can treat your rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, but if you want to slow the disease down, you'll need to turn elsewhere. Your doctor may suggest medicine that tries to get at the root of your trouble -- an immune system that's gone a little haywire.

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