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Had a look around and found that it is use as an anti inflammatory in the case of hand surgery but there seems to be no information available at all in relation to RA, it would probably be reasonable to assume that it is not use to treat the symptoms of RA.

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Q: Can trypsin chymotrypsin tablet be used for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis?
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