Rheumatoid Arthritis
Assessment and ongoing management of inflammatory arthritis affecting joints and daily function.
Rheumatology at Trust Charitos Hospital
Healthy Joints.
Stronger You.
Expert rheumatology care for joint pain, arthritis, autoimmune conditions and musculoskeletal concerns—with personalized evaluation, treatment and long-term support.
- Experienced rheumatology care
- Comprehensive joint and autoimmune assessment
- Evidence-informed treatment plans
- Personalized pain and symptom management
- Coordinated specialist care when needed
Joint CarePain & mobility support
Autoimmune CareAssessment & monitoring
Personalized PlansTreatment around you
Long-Term SupportOngoing disease management
About Rheumatology
Comprehensive care for joints, muscles, bones and autoimmune conditions
Our rheumatology service evaluates persistent joint and muscle symptoms, inflammatory conditions and autoimmune diseases that can affect mobility, comfort and quality of life.
We focus on identifying the cause of symptoms, reducing inflammation and pain when appropriate, protecting function, and helping patients manage chronic conditions over time.
Why choose Trust Charitos Hospital?
Access specialist rheumatology care in a trusted hospital environment with coordinated medical support.
- Comprehensive clinical assessment
- Individualized treatment strategies
- Monitoring for chronic rheumatic conditions
- Patient education and lifestyle guidance
- Multidisciplinary referrals when appropriate
Conditions We Treat
Rheumatology Conditions & Services
Specialist evaluation and management for common rheumatic, inflammatory and autoimmune conditions.
Osteoarthritis
Care for degenerative joint pain, stiffness and reduced mobility with individualized management plans.
Gout & Crystal Arthritis
Evaluation and treatment planning for gout, recurrent attacks and crystal-related joint inflammation.
Lupus & Autoimmune Disease
Specialist assessment and monitoring for systemic autoimmune conditions and their symptoms.
Joint Pain & Swelling
Investigation of persistent or unexplained joint pain, stiffness, swelling and reduced movement.
Back & Neck Pain
Assessment of inflammatory or musculoskeletal contributors to persistent spinal discomfort.
Osteoporosis Risk
Clinical assessment of bone health and risk factors, with appropriate prevention and referral.
Connective Tissue Disorders
Evaluation and coordinated care for conditions affecting connective tissues and multiple body systems.
Inflammatory Arthritis
Recognition and management of inflammatory joint diseases to help protect mobility and quality of life.
Your Rheumatology Consultation
What happens when you see a rheumatologist?
A structured consultation to understand your symptoms, investigate possible causes and create a care plan.
STEP 01
Discuss Symptoms
Review pain, stiffness, swelling, fatigue, duration and factors affecting your daily life.
STEP 02
Clinical Assessment
Examine affected joints and consider your medical history and risk factors.
STEP 03
Investigate
Where appropriate, recommend laboratory tests or imaging to clarify the diagnosis.
STEP 04
Treat & Monitor
Develop a personalized plan and review your response over time.
When to See a Rheumatologist
Persistent joint symptoms deserve proper evaluation.
Consider specialist assessment when pain, swelling or stiffness persists, keeps returning, or affects your movement and everyday activities.
- Persistent or recurrent joint pain
- Joint swelling or warmth
- Morning stiffness that lasts or keeps returning
- Multiple joints becoming painful
- Unexplained muscle pain or weakness
- Symptoms associated with an autoimmune condition
Don't ignore inflammatory symptoms
Early assessment can help identify the cause of persistent symptoms and support appropriate management before problems become harder to control.
Request a ConsultationFAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a rheumatologist treat?
Rheumatologists diagnose and manage many conditions affecting joints, muscles, bones and the immune system, including inflammatory arthritis, gout and autoimmune diseases.
When should I see a rheumatologist for joint pain?
Consider specialist assessment when joint pain, swelling or stiffness is persistent, recurrent, affects multiple joints, or interferes with normal activities.
Will I need blood tests or scans?
Depending on your symptoms and examination, your doctor may recommend laboratory tests or imaging to help establish or monitor a diagnosis.
Can rheumatology treatment help chronic arthritis?
Many rheumatic conditions can be managed with a combination of medical treatment, physical activity, lifestyle measures and regular monitoring. Your plan depends on the specific diagnosis.
How do I book a rheumatology consultation?
Use the appointment button on this page or contact Trust Charitos Hospital to confirm the current booking process and availability.
Ready to take care of your joints?
Book a rheumatology consultation at Trust Charitos Hospital.