Does rheumatoid arthritis cause flare in just one joint, multiple joints or whole body?

A flare for me would be inflammation in one or more joints and fibro usually accompanies it, so excruciating body pain.

A flare for me is obvious as soon as I wake up in the morning. My whole body is in excruciating pain. Feel like I’ve been hit by a bus in ever joint and I’m sick at my stomach. I have no idea how long they will last or when they are coming on.

For me a flare has many levels. Minor is all over aches pain like flu and I feel like crap. Major feels like someone took a baseball bat and beat me from neck to toes.

Flare to me is when I can’t use my hand at all because if I try i am in screaming pain.

All over like I've been hit with a Mac Truck,,

I'm still trying to figure out what exactly is a flare for me, I always feel something different every day.

Well, there's the Ole Authur flare, where you feel like you've worked two double shifts with no sleep going in for the next shift.. Then there's the Ole Ball Ping Hammer, where you can't say anything but #$%t... When you look at certain joints cause they look broke or sum.. Then there's the Hail mary... Where somebody threw you off the golden gate bridge, and you landed on one side of your body.. Abd can't get out of bed for days.

Different body parts flare at different times for me. I consider it a flare when the pain and swelling is accompanied by fatigue. The pain is pretty constant, the fatigue isn't.

Fatigue!!!! Flu like achy. Sometimes my knees feel like they were beaten with a baseball ball. Also nauseous. I can’t figure out why it upsets my stomach but it does.

For me a flare is moving like a snake. It hits one joint and in a period of less than three hours it moves to another and another while the first one heals. I have palindromic they say... Pain that I can only describe as a nail going through the bone.

I hate this disease

Flare for me is stiffness in multiple joints and makes me feel very tired, mainly first thing in the morning does ease as day goes on, which I’m thankful for, but I try and push through some days I feel like just doing nothing, but I get up every day go to work, when I get home if possible I try to get a quick nap before cooking dinner it helps me.

For me a flare is when my pain comes back like an angry wasp, stings me multiple times and my hands or feet swell. A flare is when it feels like every bone in my feet are broken and I can barely put them on the floor and hold my weight. A flare is when my wrists feel so stiff and frozen I can hardly move them. A flare is when I get chest bone pain, back pain, a tight skull and my jaw clicks and hurts. A flare is when I lie in bed with so much pain and lethargy that I want to die. Thankfully, in the last year, I have only felt like that when I reacted to a new food or I overdo it physically. After a couple of days, when the food leaves my body, or when I rest and relax, the flare goes away. I have only had maybe one or two flares such as described above in the last 12 months since I changed my diet and for that I am so very grateful. Before I changed my diet, I was always in flare-mode.

I am always in pain and every some days have different random weird symptoms that comes and goes
Fatigue comes and goes but constant chronic pain but it depends on its severity

All over body pain for me. My feet are always deformed went but when I have a flare I can't walk on them

A flare for me is when i wake up in pain all over my body, hurts getting out of bed and hard time walking

I was wondering same thing... İm very new to this but some days i hurt in only one joint, other days its 3 joints.... İs that considered a flare???