What is the disease of high rheumatoid factor?

There are many diseases that can cause high rheumatoid factor (a little higher may not cause any disease), such as gout, rheumatism, rheumatoid, etc.

Rheumatoid factor is a commonly used clinical indicator, and high values are related to the following conditions:

1. Rheumatoid arthritis.

2. Viral and bacterial infections will cause an increase in rheumatoid factor.

3. Some congenital diseases can also be elevated to a certain extent.

Elevated rheumatoid factor can indicate rheumatoid arthritis, but it is not a specific indicator, and only the elevated rheumatoid factor cannot be diagnosed as rheumatoid arthritis.

Hello, elevated rheumatoid factor mostly indicates that rheumatoid arthritis may occur, and some autoimmune diseases can also have elevated rheumatoid factor, such as Sjögren's syndrome, systemic lupus erythematosus, some diseases such as vasculitis, liver disease, and chronic infection can also cause increased rheumatoid factor.

For rheumatoid**, the primary goals are to control aseptic inflammation, relieve symptoms, and delay disease progression in order to improve quality of life. Rheumatoid patients are generally afraid of pain and do not perform long-lasting, strenuous functional exercises, resulting in stiffness and disuse of joints. Patients are advised to try to maintain a normal posture when walking and standing, and to sit upright and stand upright.

At the same time, it is also necessary to go to a regular hospital to do scientific, standardized and effective **. In the early stage, due to less inflammation and mild abnormality of microcirculation, a single way can temporarily play the role of anti-inflammatory and pain-curing, but it will. For patients in the middle and advanced stages, the longer the disease, the less effective it is because it does not have an effective anti-inflammatory**.

It is recommended that patients choose to go to a regular professional hospital for examination and**.

The main causes are synovial lining cell proliferation, interstitial massive inflammatory cell infiltration, as well as the regeneration of microvessels, the formation of vascular pannus, and the destruction of cartilage and bone tissue.

Rheumatoid factor is mostly IgM antibodies that bind to the Fc segment of anti-IgC, which bind primarily to the immune complex rather than monomeric Igc, and promote the clearance of the immune complex in the blood and the deposition of the immune complex in tissues through this mode of action of the immune complex. Rheumatoid factor can exacerbate the deposition of immune complexes in the glomeruli, but the properties of antigens and primary antibodies determine the ability of complexes to be deposited in the kidneys.

Rheumatoid factor is a commonly used clinical indicator, and high values are related to the following conditions:

1. Rheumatoid arthritis.

2. Viral and bacterial infections will cause an increase in rheumatoid factor.

3. Some congenital diseases can also be elevated to a certain extent.

Elevated rheumatoid factor can indicate rheumatoid arthritis, but it is not a specific indicator, and only the elevated rheumatoid factor cannot be diagnosed as rheumatoid arthritis.