Azulfidine for Rheumatoid Arthritis User Reviews
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"56-year-old female diagnosed with RA two years ago. Before the diagnosis, I had severe pain in my hands, arms, shoulders, knees, ankles, and legs. I really thought I was going in the direction of a wheelchair. I had been a runner but never thought I would run again. After about six months of being on the medicine Azulfidine, I was able to start running again. This year in July, I qualified for the Boston Marathon! Something I’ve only dreamt about, thank you so much for the medicine!"