Thank you for your reply. I have done another complete blood work and now waiting for the results, I am hoping for the good news. Thanks once again
The RA factor is measuring antibodies in your blood. It is possible to have antibody levels that are high and not have RA or active RA. If you are not experiencing any RA symptoms and are not in pain, I believe you are ok to proceed without medications. You should have this checked out annually and see a doctor immediately if you experience symptoms for over 2 weeks.
If you think you are experiencing symptoms, then it is time to see another rheumy and get a second opinion.