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When professional medical supervision and care is given, rheumatic attacks are extremely rare. A sufficient supply of fluids, care taken with the elementary rules of fasting as well as the scrutinizing of laboratory results and when needed supplementary substances given to a high risk person all reduce painful rheumatic attacks.
