What doctor do you go to for arthritis?
My joints have been quite painful, especially my hands and knees, for the last few months. My family thinks it could be arthritis. I want to get it checked, so what doctor do you go to for arthritis?
My joints have been quite painful, especially my hands and knees, for the last few months. My family thinks it could be arthritis. I want to get it checked, so what doctor do you go to for arthritis?
Just like managing my high blood pressure, dealing with joint pain requires a systematic approach. You should consult a rheumatologist who will manage your arthritis and advise on lifestyle changes.
I know how scary it is when your joints start hurting and you worry about losing your mobility. Please don't panic; visiting a rheumatologist will help you get a clear diagnosis and put your mind at ease.
My knees crack louder than my morning alarm nowadays. I was told to see a rheumatologist for this stiffness before I turn completely into a creaking door.
In my experience with joint issues, consulting an orthopedic doctor first helped me get the necessary x-rays, and they then guided me further on how to manage the pain.
I take my mother to the rheumatology department at a multi-specialty hospital. Please ask your doctor clearly about the difference between osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis so you get the right treatment.
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For severe joint pain, you must consult a rheumatologist or an orthopedician. For mild comfort, you can carefully try warm fomentation or a gentle massage with lukewarm mustard oil.
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