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The treatment for low-grade inflammation involves addressing symmetrical pain affecting multiple joints, such as the hands, feet, limbs, and hip joint. Rheumatoid arthritis can lead to swelling, heat, redness, and pain. This condition is classified as an autoimmune disease in modern medicine. While conventional treatments aim to alleviate pain, Oriental medicine follows its own principles. Individuals with low-grade dermatitis often initially seek treatment at Western hospitals, but may later experience disability due to the persistent symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. The disease, characterized by hot, swollen joints in areas like the hips, knees, wrists, ankles, and limbs, typically worsens at night. Recurrent flare-ups are common, leading to long-term consequences like inflammation, stomach pain, and joint deformities. One such patient, Em-Phan Dinh Cuong, encountered severe consequences of rheumatoid arthritis, leading to chronic pain and disability. Despite seeking medical treatment, the disease persisted, causing Cuong to discontinue his education due to physical limitations. The family faced financial strain due to the high costs of treatment, prompting them to explore alternative options like oriental medicine. After receiving treatment from Physician Pham Cao Son, Cuong's condition improved significantly, allowing him to resume daily activities and experience a better quality of life. Through a combination of oriental and Western medicine, Cuong's health has shown remarkable progress, offering hope for a brighter future.