"The Rheumatology is a medical specialty dedicated to the clinical conditions (no surgery) of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue, which comprises a large number of clinical entities known collectively as rheumatic diseases which account for a large group of associated systemic diseases: the connective.
rheumatologist (specialist in Rheumatology) primarily treat patients with localized involvement clinical entities that usually damage the joints, bones, muscles, tendons and fascia, etc., And even systemic diseases with expression. " (wikikpedia)
The former American Rheumatism Association in 1983 developed a classification that groups the rheumatic diseases in ten different categories, placing the Lupus in diffuse diseases of connective tissue (connective) where we can find rheumatoid arthritis and Felty syndrome, juvenile chronic arthritis - Still's disease adult, scleroderma, diffuse fasciitis with or without eosinophilia, polymyositis, necrotizing vasculitis and vascular variants.
Since the most common symptoms of Lupus is pain, it is important that you see a rheumatologist who can establish a correct diagnosis by ruling out among various diseases and laboratory studies proper treatment can begin. It is very important to search for a good one with whom you feel comfortable because this will be with much of life is a disease with no cure so I'll have to visit often.
particularly recommend either of these two rheumatologists:
Dr. Cesar Ugarte Escobar
CMP: 09163 Javier Prado
Clinic Dr. Edmundo Becerra Felipe Rojas.
CMP: 10455
International Clinic Medical Center Osteocentro
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