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Rheumatic fever is typically treated with antibiotics, which may need to be taken continuously to protect against a recurrence. Aspirin, and sometimes corticosteroid drugs are given to control joint pain and inflammation. When strep throat is treated promptly and adequately, rheumatic fever can almost always be prevented.
