Massage chair

That's a great question, . I hope some of our community members can chime in here. In the meantime, we did have a similar question a couple years ago with a few responses. I'll link it here for you, https://rheumatoidarthritis.net/forums/message. I know that some of our community members find massage helpful, although I can't speak specifically to massage from a massage chair instead of going to get a professional massage. I hope you can get some helpful feedback! Wishing you a gentle day. -- Warmly, Christine (Team Member)

For me the massage therapy is irreplaceable, it is a life changer for me and I do it weekly. I suffer from Lupus, Fibromyalgia and under watch for arthritis (don't remember which type). I also use a hydromassage chair the rest of the week that I can make it to the gym. Some chiropractors have a simpler version at their offices too. At the gym is 10 mins only, but I go to the front desk and ask for another round and usually (if nobody is waiting) can get it up to 1/2 hr. of those. Then, I do the cryo chair (heat and cold in different areas of the body, all at the same time) for 15 minutes. Finally, I also do epson salt, baking soda, and lavender oil bathtub soaks (I call it bathtub therapy) some days of the week, mainly alternating those that I don't do massage or massage chair. Nobody can say that managing a chronic illness its like having a full time job, right? Hope hat you feel better...