The Siberian Husky is not a one-person dog. Nor is he a guard dog. He might let you know someone is around, but he has no concept of protecting you. The Siberian is a friendly and gentle dog who is not overly suspicious of strangers or aggressive toward other dogs.
The short answer is yes, it's entirely possible to have RA in your jaw-RA affects joints and your jaw is a joint. In my personal experience, I find jaw pain one of the most difficult to cope with, it's as if it permeates everything, making it impossible to ignore.
As mentioned before, RA could lead to muscle pain. One of possible reasons is because sometime the pain of RA can be painful enough to affect the muscle around the involved joint, causing muscle spasm. To work properly, your joints require muscles.Together, they are essential elements to support your movement. Some bouts may develop before the persistent signs of RA occur. 2  Symptoms unrelated to the joint problem could be noticed, too. 3  Even some can be more obvious before symptoms related to joint problem develop. 4  These include fever, weight loss, changes in appetite, anemia, and muscle pain.