A rheumatologist specializes in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of the following diseases:
- Rheumatoid arthritis;
- Arthrosis;
- Systemic lupus erythematosus;
- Gout;
- Spondyloarthritis;
- Sclerosis;
- Thrombocytopenic purpura;
- Hereditary diseases of the blood coagulation system;
- Osteoarthritis;
- Vasculitis;
- Idiopathic juvenile arthritis.
When is a consultation with a rheumatologist necessary?
People who notice the following clinical symptoms should consult a rheumatologist:
- Swelling and pain in the joint area;
- Limitation of joint mobility after waking up, stiffness;
- Joint deformity;
- Various pains in the joints;
- Skin rashes with hemorrhages;
- Recent sore throat;
- Pain in the spine, aggravated by stress and exercise;
- Problems with blood clotting, tendency to bleed;
- The presence of congenital connective tissue diseases.
Lack of qualified, timely assistance can lead to damage to the patient’s internal organs, in particular the heart muscle, large blood vessels, lungs, and kidneys.
Where can I find a rheumatologist?
The success of treating diseases of connective tissue and joints largely depends on the competence of the doctor. If you need a good rheumatologist in the capital and don’t know where to find him, pay attention to our website.
All doctors on the list have extensive experience, a high level of qualifications and a popularity rating among patients. When choosing the best doctor from the list, pay attention to the reviews category, where you can read detailed stories about other people’s appointments with this specialist.
How to get an appointment with a rheumatologist?
You can get a consultation with a rheumatologist by first contacting the clinic administrator by phone or online. Making an appointment in advance will allow you to choose the most suitable time and date, and will also save you from the hassle of waiting in a general queue.
At the appointment, the rheumatologist will conduct an examination, collect an anamnesis of life and illness, and prescribe additional tests. Based on the results obtained, you will be prescribed adequate treatment.
1761 review- 141 clinic where the service is provided Rheumatology clinics in Moscow
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Rheumatology Center specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases that affect the joints, connective and periarticular tissues of the body.
When to contact a rheumatology clinic
The Rheumatology Clinic sees patients with the following symptoms:
- pain in the joints or spine;
- inflammation of the connective tissues of the joints;
- swelling of soft tissues;
- bone growths;
- morning stiffness;
- crunching in joints;
- muscle weakness;
- weakness, aching limbs;
- bone fractures, impaired growth;
- headache;
- nodular formations.
The Rheumatology Center provides treatment using conservative and surgical techniques for a wide range of diseases, including:
- gout;
- arthritis;
- vasculitis;
- collagenosis;
- osteoarthritis;
- systemic lupus erythematosus;
- scleroderma;
- rheumatism;
- dysplasia.
In rheumatology centers, patients are seen by rheumatologists and doctors of related specialties: cardiologists, neurologists, pulmonologists.
How to register for a clinic on the website portal
The website portal helps you find a suitable rheumatology center. Moscow has a large number of medical institutions of the relevant profile, and it can be difficult to navigate them. The website contains information about all such clinics in the capital. From the general list, you can filter those that suit you by location, work schedule and other parameters.
Exactly at the age of 15, my first period came. Immediately irregular, with a tendency to delay (the cycle varied from 21 to 60 days, a couple of times it was up to 100 days). Since my youth I had acne, very tall height, thinness (mother is 175 cm tall and tends to be overweight, father is 190 cm thin). At the age of 16-17, she underwent examination due to mitral valve prolapse. They referred me to various doctors, including a gynecologist and an endocrinologist. According to ultrasound at that time, multifollicular ovaries; according to tests, testosterone, DHEA-S, and 17-OH were increased. The gynecologist prescribed Dexamethasone 0.5 daily, the endocrinologist agreed with the prescription. Six months later, hormones were normal with Dexamethasone, but the cycle remained irregular (from 21 to about 50 days, but without a record delay of 100 days). The face gradually cleared up, but the skin and hair remained oily (my mother, with her ideal cycle of 28 days, also has oily skin and hair). Next, you are offered the choice of either OK, or continue taking Dexamethasone. Since I was still young (17-18 years old), I continued to take Dexamethasone 0.5, 1 tablet daily for about 4 years. The cycle remained irregular, ranging from 21 to about 50 days. There were no or very few rashes, the oiliness of the skin and hair remained, did not get better or lose weight. At the age of 21, she began to be sexually active and switched to Rigevidon. Took years recently, i.e. about 7-8 years. I took 2-3 breaks from taking it for up to six months. During this period after discontinuation, the cycle was always long, up to 50 days. When taking tests after discontinuing OCs and WITHOUT taking Dexamethasone, hormone tests were normal, except for progesterone, which I took like everyone else on day 21, with a cycle of 50 days. Progesterone was reduced. I took a break in 2017: the first cycle was 44 days, ovulation on the 32nd day according to ultrasound, the second cycle - 34 days, ovulation on the 20th day according to ultrasound, the third cycle - 42 days, ovulation presumably on the 30th day according to BT measurements, the fourth cycle - I took hormones of the first phase and those that can be taken on any day - everything is within the normal range, progesterone was reduced on day 21, according to ultrasound, multifollicular ovaries, a corpus luteum cyst is in question, on day 45 I took Duphaston for 10 days, after the arrival of menstruation I started taking Regividon again. Now, after two more years of taking the OC, I stopped it again for pregnancy. And ALWAYS, when consulting with a gynecologist, if there is a delay in taking the OK, I am prescribed Duphaston and prescribed to drink it every month according to the 17-26 scheme “to start my cycle” and “due to low progesterone.” When I say that I have been diagnosed with “AGS erased form,” they shrug their shoulders. An ultrasound does not diagnose PCOS, since the ovaries are not enlarged. Question: how to diagnose 100% AGS or VDC? Is it possible that due to age, hormones have returned to normal and there is no such diagnosis? Or did this norm turn out to be an accident? Is it possible and necessary to take Duphaston or its analogues during AGS? Is it possible to donate blood for hormones during menstruation if Duphaston is discontinued? And where to go and where to start if the cycle is very long and irregular and it’s difficult to find days for the necessary examinations? (((Thanks for the answer?
SQ
July 13, 2019 at 01:12Nh. Please tell me if
ANA is positive,
Antinuclear factor at the cellular level for hep-2 below 1:160 type of glow no,
At the inspiration of double-helix 1.92. Compliments of component C3 c4 within the ref. Values. General analysis
Leukocytes 6.36
Hemoglobin 140
Platelets 221
Red blood cells 4.96
RF less less than 20(up to 30)
SRP less than 0.2 (norm up to 5)
Asl-o 66(up to 200)
Using these analyses, can you determine SLE?
1 reply receivedCrunches in the joints
Elena, 23 years old, female
July 11, 2019 at 10:34 amHello, for about half a year now I have been experiencing crunches in different joints, covering all groups.
It first started after a visit to the dentist. It all started with pain in the muscles all over my body, sharp shooting pains in different parts, the neurologist said that I had intercostal neuralgia, everything went away after treatment, but the crunching continued, about 20-30 times an hour or even more, with mobility it crunches less than when I'm motionless. A week ago my leg hurt, I couldn’t walk, it seemed to give way with a sharp pain, an hour passed, I raised my leg horizontally with a bent knee, and heard crunching sounds, I raised the click and lowered the click, yesterday I checked again, everything was intact. I did exercises that didn’t help, today I got shots in my legs and arms again. What could it be? Could there be an infection? I noticed my boyfriend also had crunches, but less frequent. I think this may not be related. Could I have become infected with something at the dentist? I have a sedentary job and spend a lot of time sitting. What to do and where to go?
I drink 3-4 cups of coffee a day, I heard that coffee dehydrates, and when dehydrated, joint fluid can disappear, or maybe this has some other effect?
1 reply receivedIncreasing the dose
Olga, 25 years old, female
July 02, 2019 at 10:18 pmGood day. Please tell me, I have been diagnosed with SLE since 2015, I take ¾ tablets of prednisolone. 0.75% of the tablet. My rheumatologist wants to increase the dose to 4 tablets per day! ESR 51.ANF 1:20480, ACCP<7., циркулир. Иммун. Комплексы 657. Сдавала ещё кучу анализов. Просто подскажите, такое увеличение дозы, это нормально? Бывало не принимала плаквинил вечером. Хотят госпитализацию
1 reply receivedHello.
You provided too little information to draw any conclusions. Attach scans or photos of forms with the results of the examination and the rheumatologist's report as attachments to the question.
My child has a swollen knee, what should I do?
Anastasia, 4 years old, female
June 28, 2019 at 12:41 pmHello, my 4 year old child had an acute respiratory infection in March after her knee became swollen. Doctors said that this is a complication and this often happens in children. We were not prescribed any examination. Now the knee is swollen, but it does not hurt or bother me. Please tell me what should we do? Thank you in advance
1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
Your child most likely has reactive arthritis. It is necessary to consult a pediatric rheumatologist for examination, diagnosis, examination and treatment.
Anf 1:160
Alexandra, 30 years old, female
June 18, 2019 at 6:22 pmGood afternoon After severe stress, I have been worried about dry mouth and eyes for more than a year. The dryness became less while taking antidepressants. I took tests several times over the course of a year. ESR is normal, RF is negative, AT to ENA is negative, the kit component is normal.
In June 2018, ANF is less than 1:160, in November 2018, 1:160 is a fine-granular type of luminescence, in June 2019, 1:160 is a cytoplasmic type of luminescence. On the eve of the test, I took omez and de-nol.
Strangely enough, within a year I had pyelonephritis and pneumonia. Immediately after rotavirus. Although before this I didn’t even have bronchitis or cystitis. The joints do not swell. No one in the family suffered from animmune diseases. Recently we discovered cardia insufficiency and erosion in the esophagus. Can I rule out an autoimmune process?
1 reply receivedVasculitis
Maria, 3 years old, male
June 02, 2019 at 03:49 pmHello, my 3.4-year-old son was diagnosed with vasculitis, a skin rash and swollen legs, now the obvious signs have passed, we are on bed rest, diet, the main medicine is heparin, he has been in the hospital for the second week. We suspect that the illness occurred after suffering from an acute respiratory infection.
Tell me, how do they continue to live with her? Now in life this is our diagnosis, should we be afraid of SARS so that it doesn’t happen again? Or can this be cured?
Is it possible for a child to play sports, he really loves hockey, he’s already signed up for the section, he’s been doing it for half a year, he loves training and is bored, I don’t know what to answer him, will we come back again or is sport not about us now?
Allergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
All your questions can be answered only by knowing the exact final diagnosis and having information about the results of the examination and treatment, so it is better to contact your child’s attending physician or a specialist who will observe the child on an outpatient basis with all questions.
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Evgeniy, 33 years old, male
May 30, 2019 at 00:26My 2-year-old daughter, a month ago, was unable to stand on her right leg in the morning. The surgeon diagnosed reactive arthritis and prescribed Nimulid. At first the pain disappeared, but on the fifth day it returned. We contacted a rheumatologist and continued taking Nimulid. After 14 days, Nimulid was replaced with diclofenac, the pain in the morning went away, but within an hour the child was limping. Ultrasound shows slight signs of improvement. Today I was diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Artiritis. Knee, ankle, hip and phalangeal joints are affected. Hospitalization and a course of methotrixate were prescribed. ROE analyzes - 3.srb -8.1, RF - 0.3. I would like to hear your opinion. Tell me what other tests need to be taken to clarify the diagnosis and determine a treatment regimen? If you can, recommend a clinic in Russia? Thank you very much in advance for your answer.
1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
The information provided is not sufficient to draw any conclusions. In St. Petersburg, the issues of rheumatological pathology in children are dealt with by the specialized departments of the St. Petersburg State Pediatric University (3 P.O. SPbSPMU) and the department of the Children's City Hospital No. 2 of Mary Magdalene.
Analysis transcript
Olga, 37 years old, female
May 06, 2019 at 11:11 amHello, please help me find out the result of a biochemical analysis for a 1 year 11 month old child. Result of rheumatoid factor<20, результат срб 0.6
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1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
Both indicators are within normal limits. In connection with what exactly these two indicators were taken? To exclude rheumatological pathology, the results of these tests alone are not enough.
HLA b27 positive result in a child
Yana, 32 years old, male
April 23, 2019 at 10:32 amHello.
The child has a positive result for HLA b27, the child is 6 years old, I would like to hear recommendations on lifestyle, observation and further diagnosis, etc.
1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
Why was this study carried out?
The child should be regularly monitored by a pediatric rheumatologist.
Among the general recommendations: sleep in the correct body position, sufficient physical activity, timely sanitation of foci of chronic infection (chronic tonsillitis, sinusitis, caries, etc.), constant exercise therapy, hardening procedures.
Other recommendations depend on the diagnosis and its manifestations.
What could it be
Yulia, 30 years old, male
April 20, 2019 at 01:15 pmHello, please help! We don't have specialists! For a week now I (a girl) of 30 years have been tormented by joint pain. It all started abruptly with pain in all joints, then both ankle joints began to swell, the temperature has remained for a week at 37, 37.2, 37.5, 38. A large painful red spot appeared on the ankle. And higher up, incomprehensible red bumps began to appear under the skin. Passed rheumofactor aslo 318 units<200. С реактивный белок 56 мл<5.0. Ревматоидный фактор<20<30. Сдавала биохимию но результаты у врача.сказала идёт резкий воспалительный процесс артрита. Пью два антибиотика Амоксициллин и Азитромицин.ибупрофее,немесил.ничего не помогает отёки всё больше.Я ещё кормлю ребёнка грудью. Скажите может это быть артрит с отрицательным ревмофактором?
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1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
Rheumatoid arthritis can be seronegative, i.e. without characteristic markers of the inflammatory process in the blood. Considering the complaints, it is impossible to do without consulting a rheumatologist.
Compatibility
Nadezhda, 37 years old, female
April 20, 2019 at 01:01 pmHello. The gynecologist prescribed metronidazole and polygynax. I take methylprednisolone and painkillers. Tell me, are these medications compatible?
1 reply receivedRheumatoid arthritis
Utah, 65 years old, female
April 01, 2019 at 11:50 pmI was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2016 and prescribed methotrexate. I accept. But now I don’t have any pain at all, my joints don’t bother me, is it possible to stop taking methotrexate? I’ve already tried to do this a little, but at the moment I haven’t taken it for a month and I feel fine. My doctor said that I shouldn’t interrupt. I would like to know the opinion of other specialists. Thank you.
1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
Methotrexate is a basic therapy drug. If you do not follow a regular schedule for taking the drug, you risk exacerbation of the disease. Stop unnecessary experiments on yourself.
lupus erythematosus
Alena, 26 years old, female
February 28, 2019 at 9:16 pmHello. I have lupus erythematosus, it doesn’t seem to be systemic, only the skin of my hands is affected. Now the disease has almost gone to sleep and has begun to reduce the dosage of medications. I'm interested in this question: will I have to take medications for the rest of my life or can I take breaks from taking them.
Is it possible to drink wine on holidays, and if so, what is the best way to proceed? Skip the dose for a few days or take the pills as usual?
I’m worried about the consequences and have given up alcohol altogether while I’m undergoing treatment and started to wonder about this issue.
Allergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
To answer your question, you need to know what medications you are taking and in what dosages. It is also not entirely clear - did you decide to reduce the dose on your own or was this the decision of your attending physician?
Allergy to a drug
Asya, 66 years old, female
February 09, 2019 at 08:05 pmHello! I have osteoarthritis affecting my fingers. After the doctor prescribed the drug Teraflex Advance, an adverse reaction appeared - allergic rhinitis. Should I continue treatment (10 days, 2 capsules 3 times a day) or abandon this drug?
1 reply receivedSlideron tablets
Zhanar, 50 years old, female
February 08, 2019 at 05:06Assigned Slideron 4
Which group does it belong to: pain relievers or treatments?
Can it be used for a long time?
Appointed for three months
1 reply receivedDentist-therapist, Periodontist
Hello, Zhanar. This is a hormonal glucocorticoid drug. It has a powerful anti-inflammatory effect without affecting the cause of inflammation. Those. This is a symptomatic remedy.
Arthritis
Tolganay, 26 years old, female
February 07, 2019 at 10:07 amGood afternoon, I am 26 years old, diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, I have been taking injections and tablets for 2 years now. Now I want apitherapy or physical treatment (Milta device), which treatment is the best to help?
1 reply receivedAllergist, Immunologist, Pediatrician, Children's allergist
Hello.
Basic (main, permanent) therapy for rheumatoid arthritis consists of regularly taking medications (tablets, droppers, injections). Apitherapy and physiotherapy are auxiliary and have not proven their effectiveness, but are not the main methods of treating your diagnosis.
Hemorrhagic vasculitis and lymphadenitis
Nikolay, 47 years old, male
February 06, 2019 at 08:44 pmHello.
There were pinpoint hemorrhagic rashes on the skin of the lower legs and feet along the front surface, which persisted for more than two months.
General blood test and coagulogram are normal.
Other test results:
ANF less than 1:160 (negative)
ASL-o less than 50
Immunoglobulin A 4.96 (normal 0.63-4.84)
Only immunoglobulin A is abnormal
Based on this, the rheumatologist makes a diagnosis: hemorrhagic vasculitis, probably a cutaneous form. and prescribes treatment:
Take Ascorutin 1 t/3 times a day for 1 month.
Curantil 75 mg No. 40, 1 tablet 1 time per day in the evening for up to 3 months.
After ascorutin, start taking Trental 400 (400 mg) 1 tablet in the morning for 2 months.
3 weeks after the start of treatment, swelling of the gums of the lower jaw, swelling of the neck and supraclavicular muscle appeared on the left side. From the side of the swollen gums I periodically felt the taste of blood. Blood was visible in the saliva when spitting. I did an ultrasound and went to the oncology clinic and was diagnosed with submandibular lymphadenitis. During this period, a general blood test and temperature were normal.
I had an appointment with a dentist and an ENT doctor. They did not find reasons for lymphadenitis in their profile.
On the advice of a therapist, I stopped taking medications prescribed by a rheumatologist, except for ascorutin.
3 months have passed. The hemorrhagic rashes have disappeared, but moderate swelling of the neck and gums remains on the left side and
The taste of blood is occasionally felt.
I did another ultrasound.
Here are the results:
On the left, in the mandibular region, there is an oval-shaped l/u with an expanded cortical layer of 11*6 mm, with blood flow;
At the angle of the jaw, there is a hypoechoic lymph node of oval shape, with a blood flow of 21*7 mm.
On the left along the back surface of the neck there is a chain of oval-shaped hypoechoic lymph nodes,
In the lower third of the neck along the posterior surface there is a hypoechoic lymph node of an oval shape with hypervascularization, a supraclavicular lymph node on the left of normal structure 7*3 mm, oval shape.
The therapist said that the lymph nodes were enlarged, but she saw no reason for concern.
How valid is the diagnosis and treatment regimen proposed by the rheumatologist and could taking chimes cause lymphadenitis? What to do?
1 reply receivedConsultation with a rheumatologist is necessary for deformation of ligaments, muscles and tendons, which is manifested by sharp pain, soreness, redness and swelling of the joints, limited mobility of the spine, muscle pain, deformation of the fingers and toes, as well as migrating pain in the joints. Diseases of a rheumatic nature affect not only bone tissue, joints and muscles, but also cause dysfunction of internal organs.
A consultation with a rheumatologist at ON CLINIC will help you undergo a timely diagnosis and begin treatment to restore the joy of free movement, improve your well-being and quality of life in general.
I’m 35, all my joints are cracking: my back, shoulders, and recently my knees started cracking. The crunch has been progressing for 1.5 years. Sometimes there is a slight aching pain. What to do? Where to run? I would like to receive a preliminary online consultation.
Hello! “Crunching” in the joints itself is not a disease. But if, in addition to this, joint pain begins to appear, you should consult a doctor for examination. Often such a crunch accompanies arthritis and arthrosis. We invite you to our multidisciplinary medical center for a consultation with a highly qualified rheumatologist. If necessary, a full examination can be completed with us as soon as possible. You can make an appointment with a specialist by calling 8-495-223-22-22. We will be happy to help you!
I have bursitis of my right shoulder. Do I need an intra-articular injection?
Hello! It is difficult to comment on your case in absentia. This issue should be discussed with an orthopedic traumatologist. Only after an in-person examination, collection of anamnesis and clarification of the diagnosis, the doctor will be able to give recommendations for treatment. You can get such a consultation at On Clinic. Our appointments are conducted by specialists with extensive experience, who also use intra-articular injection methods in practice. You can find out more detailed information and also make an appointment by calling 8-495-223-22-22 daily from 07.00 to 23.00 hours. We will be happy to help you!
Good afternoon. Tell me, please, is it possible to vaccinate a child if one of the parents (father) has ankylosing spondylitis? The child is 2.5 years old and has not had any vaccinations.
Thank you very much for the answer!
Hello. You can contact our multidisciplinary children's center. For more detailed information, as well as to make an appointment, you can call 8-495-223-22-87 from 08.00 to 21.00 daily. Thank you for your request.
Hello, in December 2018, acute pain in the knees began after physical activity, after 3 weeks the acute pain disappeared, swelling and shooting pain remained when squatting, for example, or bending the knee at an acute angle.
In March I went to see a traumatologist, first I wrote arthrolgia, in the X-ray description they wrote gonarthrosis, the traumatologist said that the X-ray was clean, when the traumatologist referred me for procedures in the direction it was written arthrosis-arthritis.
Prescribed: meloxicam 10 injections, combilepen 2 times a week, mydocalm 150 mg tablets. Massage and magnetic laser. The swelling went away on the third day (probably from the magnet), but the pain remained when bending the knee or turning it incorrectly. 2 weeks after the course the swelling returned.
In May, I went to see a rheumatologist, did an ultrasound, the ultrasound showed bursitis, tendonitis and inflammation of the middle meniscus, the rheumatologist said reactive arthritis. Prescribed nimesil 2 rubles. a day for a week, topically and mucosat 30 injections. The second week has passed and I still can’t sit down. The swelling did not go down.
I took a complete blood test, rheumatoid factor, C-reactive protein, ALT, AST, creatinine, mycoplasma, ureaplasma, chlamydia - everything was clear.
Hello. We do not practice correspondence consultations via the Internet, especially since it is impossible to make a diagnosis and give recommendations in absentia. The consultation must be face-to-face so that the doctor has the opportunity to obtain an objective assessment of your condition for an expert opinion. To make an appointment with an orthopedic traumatologist at our center and get more complete information on your question, please call: 8-495-223-22-79.
Good afternoon, I have Ostug-Schlatter disease. My therapist made an appointment with a rheumatologist for VK. Can you tell me what this is?
Hello. What is VK, please check with the doctor who you are registered with. We recommend that you contact our center for a face-to-face consultation with a rheumatologist to clarify the diagnosis and prescribe treatment. OnClinic has all the conditions for examination, its own laboratory, and general practitioners. You can make an appointment by phone. 8 495 223 22 22 daily from 08.00 to 23.00. Thank you for contacting.
Male 41 years old. Swelling of the ankle joint of the left leg. I contacted a traumatologist. He did x-rays, biochemistry of blood and urine. All tests except urine biochemistry are normal. Uric acid (UA-A) - 7.40. The traumatologist recommended that I contact a rheumatologist about diet and, after the tests improve, orthopedic insoles. Could you recommend a diet?
Hello! We do not give recommendations in absentia. A visit to a rheumatologist is necessary not only to be prescribed a diet. The doctor must assess the risk of developing a pathological process and, if necessary, prescribe additional examination. Our clinic employs rheumatologists with extensive experience, the highest qualification category, and candidates of medical sciences. We have our own laboratories and the latest generation medical equipment. Diagnostics can be done on the same day of treatment. You can make an appointment with a rheumatologist by calling 8-495-223-22-22. We will be happy to help you!
Help!!! I received a test for Skinning connective tissue diseases in a 14-year-old girl. Antinuclear factor 1:640 to normal 1:160, Comment DFS70. What advanced analysis is better to take in vitro, since we live in a small town and only after the holidays on May 13 we will go to Moscow to see doctors. She has some kind of disease, she has chronic fatigue, hair loss, sometimes muscle weakness and joint pain. In the cold and sun, reddish butterfly-type spots appear, We are very worried, What tests do you recommend, She also has diffuse changes in the pancreas, gastritis.
Hello! We recommend that you start with a consultation with a pediatric rheumatologist, who, if necessary, will prescribe an additional examination individually. We invite you to our multidisciplinary children's center On Clinic Baby. Reception is conducted by specialists with extensive experience, the highest qualification category, candidates of medical sciences. We have our own laboratory and modern medical equipment. Diagnostics can be done with us on the day of your visit. For more information or to make an appointment with a doctor, call 8-495-223-22-22. We will be happy to help you!
Good afternoon I turned to a rheumatologist, and in parallel with my complaints, he discovered that I had connective tissue dysplasia, and the doctor was able to determine this without tests, by external examination. Looking at me for the first time, he determined from me:
- joint hypermobility;
- myopia (I don’t wear glasses or contacts);
- scoliosis;
- flat feet;
- nephroptosis;
- varicose veins;
- mitral valve prolapse.
I really have all this, and the doctor said that the reason for all this + crunching in the joints is a lack of collagen in the body, and this in turn is caused by a deficiency of magnesium.
He prescribed drinking magnesium for a long time (years!) intermittently (3 months drinking, 1 month break).
I took a blood test for magnesium, and while the norm is 0.66 - 1.07, I have 0.79. Those. There is no magnesium deficiency. Does this mean that I don’t have a collagen deficiency? How can I check this?
I don’t understand why magnesium is normal, because the doctor guessed all my diseases without naming too many.
Hello! Regarding your question, you should either talk in detail with your doctor, or contact (in person) another specialist for clarification. Unfortunately, we do not have sufficient information on your condition, so we have no right to recommend anything. You only need a face-to-face consultation with a doctor so that the doctor can obtain all the necessary information about your state of health for an expert opinion. We invite you to our center. You can make an appointment with a specialist by phone on any day and time convenient for you: 8-495-223-22-22 from 08.00 to 23.00 hours. Sincerely, On Clinic!
Your rheumatologists treat juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. Consult a doctor
Hello! Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis is a disease that affects the joints in children. The treatment is carried out by a rheumatologist. You can find out more information on any question you are interested in by calling directly the children's department of the ON Clinic by phone: 8-495-223-22-87 daily, from 8.00 to 21.00. We will be happy to help you! Sincerely, On Clinic!
Is Morton's disease one of the secondary or related diseases of rheumatology, in the presence of signs of gout and transformation of the lower extremities of the foot (curvature of the toes “heaving”)? Unfortunately, I don’t know how to correctly characterize the curvature of the fingers. Thanks for the expected response.
Hello. We do not practice correspondence consultations. To receive competent advice on your issue, we recommend that you contact a rheumatologist at our center in person. To make an appointment and get more complete information on your question, you can call the operator: 8-495-223-22-79.
Hello. My legs ache and twist, in addition to trochanteric bursitis and tendonitis. Until they were discovered, 3 months passed, I passed a bunch of tests. Rheumatic factor 285, ESR 41, the rest is normal. There is no treatment, the rheumatologist only diagnosed arthrosis as stage 1. At my age (56 years old) this is almost the norm. I’m always tired, tired, I don’t sleep half the night. Please advise in which area to look for the cause. Doctors drive in circles (traumatologist to rheumatologist, neurologist and back)
Hello! There is insufficient clinical data to provide an answer by correspondence. We recommend a face-to-face consultation with an independent specialist. You can contact our multidisciplinary center. Get advice from an experienced specialist. For more detailed information, as well as to make an appointment, you can call 8-495-223-22-22 from 07.00 to 23.00 daily. We are waiting for your call!
Hello, I have seropositive RA, I have been taking methotrexate injections for about a year (15 mg per week). In January of this year I did not take injections due to illness, then in March I took 3 injections of 10 mg each. And it turned out that she became pregnant. just in March. Can you tell me about the possible risks for a child? Thank you in advance.
Hello. Regarding your question, you should contact your obstetrician-gynecologist. Come to our center for routine examinations. OnClinic has all the conditions for pregnancy management, its own laboratory, and general practitioners. You can make an appointment by phone. 8 495 223 22 22 from 08.00 to 23.00 daily. Thank you for your request.
Hello, please help me! I gave birth to a baby 1.5 months ago, I am breastfeeding. The knee joint is inflamed and hurts, an x-ray revealed arthrosis. The surgeon prescribed compresses with Chlorhexidine... please advise what is possible while breastfeeding?
Hello! We do not prescribe treatment in absentia. Regarding your question, you should either talk in detail with your doctor, or contact (in person) another specialist for clarification. You can get such a consultation in our clinic. We invite you to our center. You can make an appointment with a specialist by phone on any day and time convenient for you: 8-495-223-22-22 from 08.00 to 23.00 hours. Sincerely, On Clinic!
After suffering a cold (flu), for two months now there has been a temperature of 36.8 - 37.2, periodic pain in the muscles of the arms and legs, general weakness and night sweats, weight loss and a slight enlargement of the cervical lymph nodes, constant dryness and thirst in the mouth. The immunogram revealed the presence of antibodies to the Epstein-Barr virus (=143), antibodies to herpes type 6. CMV, herpes 6 and Epstein-Barr virus were not detected. The thyroid gland was examined and found to be normal. Thyroid hormones are normal. CT scan with contrast of the entire body, except the head, revealed no pathology. Rheumatic tests are normal. . All general blood tests showed elevated thrombocrit. LE cell analysis is negative. Blood culture is sterile. Bone marrow puncture - no atypical cells were found. We went to an ENT specialist, a gynecologist, a hematologist, a rheumatologist, and a neurologist - there was no diagnosis. What to do next?? All the doctors say you have something autoimmune, but it doesn’t go any further...
Hello. We do not practice correspondence consultations via the Internet, especially since it is impossible to make a diagnosis in absentia. The consultation must be face-to-face so that the doctor has the opportunity to obtain an objective assessment of your condition for an expert opinion. To make an appointment with an immunologist at our center and get more complete information on your question, please call: 8-495-223-22-79.
Hello!
Please tell me whether itching and burning “butterflies” can be observed with SLE?
Passed: KBC, C-reactive protein, a-dsDNA, ANA, Antibodies to phospholipids lgG, lgM.
And what else needs to be tested to diagnose SLE?
I would be very grateful for any answer.
Hello! Diagnosis of SLE (systemic lupus erythematosus) is quite complex and must be comprehensive. Laboratory tests are only part of it. Only an experienced specialist should interpret test results. We recommend that you contact a rheumatologist for consultation and an accurate diagnosis. You can make an appointment with a rheumatologist at our clinic by calling 8-495-223-22-22. We will be happy to help you!
Hello.
About 8 months ago the joints in my legs started to hurt. There was swelling of the fingers. All tests were normal, including culture and smear for chlamydia, except for the blood test for chlamydia, they showed the following results:
Chlamydia IgG (CP) 3.60 (normal 0.00 – 0.89)
Chlamydia IgG (titer) 1;10
Venereologists explained it as phantom and the presence of chlamydia was not diagnosed.
The rheumatologist prescribed a course of antibiotic treatment. The situation improved, the swelling subsided, the pain decreased, but the discomfort remained. Joint pain is especially acute in the morning before lunch.
A repeat blood test was taken in which the numbers still exceeded the norm:
Chlamydia IgG (CP) 2.30 (normal 0.00 – 0.89)
Please tell me, is it worth getting the next course of antibiotics, or are there any other solutions? Or perhaps the cause of joint pain is something else?
Hello. Regarding your question, you should contact your doctor for an in-person consultation. Come to our multidisciplinary center for routine examinations and for clarification on taking medications. OnClinic has all the conditions, its own laboratory, and general practitioners. You can make an appointment by phone. 8- 495 -223 -22 -22 from 08.00 to 23.00. Thank you for your request.
Good afternoon. I'm 27 years old, girl. Recently my joints have started cracking more often. But what worries me more is the strange quiet crunching sound (as if a lot of balloons are bursting) of the knee when you bend it. Nothing hurts. I took an x-ray. They wrote that the phenomena of arthrosis are determined in the form of sharpening of the m/condylar eminences. The ultrasound didn't find anything.
Hello. We do not practice correspondence consultations via the Internet, especially since it is impossible to make a diagnosis and prescribe treatment in absentia. To make a preliminary diagnosis and further plan for examination and treatment, we recommend that you contact an orthopedist-traumatologist at our center. Make an appointment by phone: 8-495-223-22-79.
Hello, is it possible to consult online with a pediatric rheumatologist?
Boy 14 years old. I played hockey. As a result of complications after a sore throat, he suffered from purulent arthritis.
Interested in the possibility of resuming training.
Hello! You can find out more information on any question you are interested in by calling directly the children's department of the ON Clinic by phone: 8-495-223-22-87 daily, from 8.00 to 21.00. We will be happy to help you! Sincerely, On Clinic!
Tell me, how much does full-scale rheumatoid factor and C-reactive protein cost and in which clinic can it be taken?
Hello! Our center has its own laboratory. We carry out these analyzes.
Rheumatoid factor Ig A 800 rub.
Rheumatoid factor Ig M 800 rub.
Rheumatoid factor Ig G 800 rub.
C - reactive protein (CRP) 700 rub.
We invite you to our center. Our clinic has the latest technical facilities and a modern laboratory, which allows us to conduct a comprehensive examination in a short time. You can find out more detailed information and also make an appointment at the clinic by calling 8-495-223-22-22 daily from 07.00 to 23.00.
Sincerely, On Clinic!
Please tell me if there is any effective treatment for “Seropositive rheumatoid arthritis of the 3rd degree.”
Hello. We do not practice correspondence consultations. Treatment is prescribed individually, taking into account clinical indications and the results of clinical and laboratory diagnostics. We recommend that you consult in person with a rheumatologist at our center so that the doctor has the opportunity to obtain an objective assessment of your condition for an expert opinion. Make an appointment by phone: 8-495-223-22-79.
As part of employee health improvement for women under the Women's Health program, all women are prescribed Cefriaxone 1g.-i.m. and Metronidazole 100 ml-i.v. I am registered with a rheumatologist with systemic vasculitis. Can I be given these drugs? Are there any contraindications for my disease?
My dad has stage 2 osteoarthritis of the hip joints.
Severe pain for a week. Cannot sit or stand up.
Painkillers don't help.
What to do?
Hello! It is difficult to prescribe treatment in absentia. Prescription of drugs is carried out by a doctor during a face-to-face consultation, after collecting anamnesis, complaints and examination results. We recommend consulting with a rheumatologist. We invite you to our center. Our clinic welcomes specialists with extensive experience, doctors of the highest category, candidates and doctors of medical sciences. You can find out more detailed information and also make an appointment by calling 8-495-223-22-22 daily from 07.00 to 23.00 hours. We will be happy to provide you with qualified assistance!
Hello. The child has juvenile arthritis. Receives Enbrel and Methodject once a week. Is it necessary to cancel injections during ARVI, intestinal upset, or fever?
Hello. You can contact our multidisciplinary children's center. For more detailed information, as well as to make an appointment, you can call 8-495-223-22-87 from 08.00 to 21.00 daily. Thank you for your request.
I have grade 3-4 arthrosis of the knee joint. Doctors recommend knee replacement. I am 77 years old. I don't want to have surgery. There are other ways to relieve pain and heal joints
Hello! To assess the appropriateness of therapy in each specific case, an in-person consultation and appropriate examination are necessary. We invite you to our center. The doctor will advise you and provide the necessary assistance. You can make an appointment with a specialist to determine the method and prospects of treatment by phone on any day and time convenient for you: 8-495-223-22-22 from 08.00 to 23.00 hours . Sincerely, On Clinic!
Hello! Tell me, a child at the age of 2 fell ill with JRA (right knee joint), from 2.5 years old the stage of remission. Now the child is 3, the knee joint is normal, but the ankle is inflamed. We are receiving treatment. Can the child attend kindergarten?
Hello. Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic disease that requires the supervision of a rheumatologist for timely treatment. If all medical recommendations are followed, children with JRA can attend children's educational institutions. Sincerely, On Clinic!
Good day.
Question for a rheumatologist. Please write your opinion.
There is a suspicion of gout or reactive arthritis.
While on vacation abroad, my temperature rose at night to the point of fever. Then on the 2nd or 3rd day the big toe joint started to hurt. Other joints also ached a little, but in the end they went away, but my leg began to hurt more and more, already on the 3rd day it was difficult to walk, I was limping severely. At this point the joint became red and swollen. I went to the hospital and they took a test for uric acid. The analysis showed 336. The norm is up to 450. They said inflammation, gave me medications and antibiotics, took it for 6 days, the pain decreased a little but did not completely go away. and even seemed to have returned. Returning to Russia, home, I went to the clinic, Terpavet prescribed a repeat test for uric acid and reactive protein. The urine test showed 306, reactive protein - 0. Doctors prescribed physio, did a magnet, laser, ultrasound. At the end I was prescribed Arcoxia and an injection of Diprospan in my finger. Now, 3 days after the injection and along with taking Arcoxia, the pain has almost gone away, so sometimes it can be a little unpleasant when you completely bend your big toe.
The question is: is it gout? Or is it just some kind of arthritis? did it become inflamed and go away? I first took a uric acid test and then 2 weeks later. Urine levels are at a good level up to 330. So I sit and suffer.
Hello! Unfortunately, it is impossible to make an accurate diagnosis in absentia. If practically nothing bothers you now, why are you suffering? To rule out gout, you can have regular blood tests to check your uric acid levels. Best regards, On Clinic.
Hello,
3 months ago I suffered from a severe flu; on about the 2nd day of the flu, pain began in both feet and swelling appeared.
After the flu, the swelling subsided, but moderate pain and morning stiffness in the foot and ankle of the right leg remained.
I haven’t seen a doctor yet, but judging by the symptoms, I suspect it’s rheumatoid arthritis.
At first I used ointments, wiped the painful area with alcohol and then applied Lyoton + Fastum gel, it became a little better but nothing more.
I decided to try mud therapy on my own (sulfide silt mud from Lake Saki), in the form of applications to the lumbar region, for 15 minutes, every other day.
I read that at the beginning of mud therapy, an aggravation occurs, my pain really worsened, moreover, my left leg, which no longer hurt, also became involved, and a slight swelling appeared in the ankle of my right leg.
The question is: is it worth continuing mud therapy procedures in this case?
It is not yet possible to see a doctor due to lack of medical care. policy. But there is no money for a private clinic yet.
P.S. I understand that if it’s arthritis, then you can’t start it either. I did not dare to self-prescribe Sulfasalazine for myself; I decided to limit myself to mud therapy for now.
Hello. For a complete diagnosis and treatment, it is necessary to collect a detailed medical history, including data on genetic predisposition, past and concomitant pathologies, the presence of provoking factors, severity and stages of development of symptoms. We ask you to contact us for advice by phone. center 8-495-223-22-22 from 07.00-23.00 daily. Thank you for your request.
Good evening! Every day I feel as if my palms are swollen, but it’s clear that there is no swelling itself, what could it be, I work all day at the computer, it’s painful, but this feeling remains. Save in advance
Hello! Such symptoms may indicate pathology of connective tissue and joints. Regarding your question, you need a face-to-face consultation with a rheumatologist; only during the visit, after studying your complaints and conducting an examination, a specialist will be able to make a diagnosis and give recommendations for treatment. We invite you to our center! At the On Clinic base there are all conditions for examination, its own laboratory, and consultations are conducted by qualified doctors with extensive experience. You can make an appointment by phone. 8 495 223 22 22 from 07-00 to 23-00. We are waiting for your call! Sincerely, On Clinic!
Hello. I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. RF 46 SRB 16 ASSR 506. ANA negative. There are no changes on the x-ray. I’ve been undergoing treatment for 2 months now, no improvement, it’s getting worse. I took 1 injection of bicilin and 1 injection of flostirone. Airtal, rheumoxicam suppositories and injections for medics for 10 days. Then 5 days of mucosat and sustamar were canceled as the allergy went away. Then sulfasalazine and arcoxia for 2 weeks, but then arcoxia was discontinued as the condition worsened. Sulfasalazine continued and Brexin, Medrol were prescribed. But I haven’t taken them yet, I’m afraid of hormones. Maybe my diagnosis is wrong. A couple of years ago I had roundworms, maybe they are attacking now too?
Hello! Your situation requires careful analysis and individual face-to-face consultation. Unfortunately, in absentia, without examination, it is impossible to determine whether there are helminths (roundworms) in the body and whether the diagnosis is correct. We invite you to the clinic to see a highly qualified rheumatologist. Reception is conducted by doctors of the highest category with extensive experience. If necessary, the examination can be completed on the day of treatment. You can make an appointment by calling 8-495-223-22-22. We will be happy to help you!
Hello! How long after stopping methotrexate can you get vaccinated against rubella???
Thank you in advance!
Hello! Such issues can only be resolved in a face-to-face consultation with the attending physician. We do not have complete information about your health status, development and course of the disease. If you wish, you can contact specialists at our center. The consultation must be in person so that the doctor has the opportunity to obtain all the necessary medical information. Make an appointment by phone: 8-495-223-22-22 from 08.00 to 23.00 daily. We will be happy to help you! Sincerely, On Clinic!
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