Rheumatology

Banjara Hills | Financial District

Our Rheumatology team specializes in getting to the root cause of perplexing symptoms like unexplained joint pain, rashes, fatigue and fevers which may indicate complex autoimmune or inflammatory conditions. We thoroughly assess symptoms and order specialized tests for accurate diagnosis.

Customized Treatment Plans

Every patient's rheumatological condition and needs are unique. While advanced treatments like biologics may be appropriate in some cases, others may require milder immune regulation. We create customized therapeutic plans combining disease-modifying drugs, steroids, physiotherapy and lifestyle changes based on each individual patient's profile for optimal control of complex autoimmune diseases.

Integrated Care for Joint and Organ Involvement

Autoimmune diseases can impact joints and various organs like skin, kidneys and lungs. Our in-house multi-disciplinary experts spanning dermatology, neurology, cardiology and more allow seamless consultations for integrated care covering all affected systems.

What conditions does a rheumatology hospital treat?

Rheumatologists treat autoimmune disorders affecting joints and organs including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, vasculitis as well as osteoporosis, gout, chronic pain and more using immune-regulating medications.

Why choose a rheumatology hospital near me?

Getting care from autoimmune disease specialists with expertise in complex diagnoses and advanced biologics therapy is important for halting disease progression. Our patient-first rheumatologists provide comprehensive treatment under one roof.

What's the difference between a rheumatologist and orthopedist?

Rheumatologists specialize in autoimmune disorders and perform advanced testing to pinpoint causes of joint pain, while orthopedists focus on mechanical musculoskeletal conditions and injuries requiring surgical care.

What autoimmune conditions are most common?

Some of the most prevalent autoimmune diseases include rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, type 1 diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and vasculitis.

How do you test for autoimmune disorders?

In addition to complete medical history and physical examination, rheumatologists may order specialized blood tests checking autoantibody levels, imaging tests, and sometimes tissue biopsies or bone density scans to conclusively diagnose complex autoimmune conditions.

What side effects can rheumatoid arthritis drugs cause?

Disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs and biologics have risks like lowered immunity, nausea, infections, diarrhea or liver problems. We closely monitor patients to minimize adverse effects while controlling disease activity through our integrated care approach.

Expert Rheumatologists for all your joint troubles

Rheumatology

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Integrated Care for Joint and Organ Involvement

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