Yikes Monica. You have been through the wringer with these meds. I do not actually have RA; I have scleroderma,mctd,lupus depending on who's saying. My mother has terrible RA. Remicaid was a godsend for her. I was able to retire in 2005 from teaching but in my last year my husband drove me to and from work every day (22 miles) to conserve energy and I still took a long time to move normally ech day. My doctor and I do not know if the meds did the trick, or retiring did or if the disease had just done its worse. I wish the best for you. I think so many people think, oh it's just arthritis but they don't realize what RA is.

Caffeine can cause breast soreness that isn't caused by your cycle. Evening primrose helps.

Hi Ladies, Just wanted to mention, I have gotten relief, I've been taking Mega Omegas, Multi-vitamin's for over 50(no Iron),Lysine 1000 mg. and this seems to help, so don't give up, take back your life, it's just too short to be suffering like that, good Luck to you all!!!

I am 39 and have been experiencing symptoms for 2.5 years-(early menopause :(). My menopause symptoms are what I would describe as quiet severe. Heart palpitations, anxiety, numbness and tingling, breathlessness, loss of libido, forgetfulness, sore joints, chest pain, and the list goes on... After 6 weeks I am feeling sooo good, yes the occasional hot flush but nearly 90% back to the old me!! My doctor has prescribed bio-identical hormones (plant extract hormones-in a cream form) and I am seeing a herbalist.. and the difference is amazing! oh and taking vitamin b and magnesium. With no previous history of anxiety or mental illness I thought I was going crazy rocking up to my doctor with sooo many different symptoms, so much so I thought I was going crazy.... Anyway, I started seeing a difference after 3 weeks...and now 6 weeks down the track, I cant believe how good I am feeling...the old me! Anyway just thought I would share...hoping it may help others. :)