What is an arthritis doctor called?
My knees have been hurting quite a bit lately, and my family doctor thinks it might be arthritis. If I need to see a specialist, what kind of doctor should I look for? What is an arthritis doctor called?
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6 months ago
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My mother-in-law had arthritis, and she went to see a 'Rheumatologist'. That's what they call doctors who specialize in arthritis and other joint problems. Always best to trust the doctors, they know these things.
6 months ago
An arthritis doctor? They're called a Rheumatologist. Sounds like a fancy word, but basically, they deal with all the aches and pains in your joints. I sometimes think I need one just from getting out of bed these days, haha!
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6 months ago
They're called a Rheumatologist. If you have arthritis or suspect you might, you should see one directly. They specialize in autoimmune diseases and joint conditions.
6 months ago
It's a Rheumatologist. I know someone who went to one for their joint pain. For any chronic issues, it's good to get regular checkups with a specialist, just like I do for my BP. Lifestyle changes also play a big role.
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That would be a Rheumatologist. They are specialists for joint issues like arthritis.