Conditions Treated
Rheumatology is a branch of medicine that is dedicated to the study of inflammation ie. swelling, warmth, pain, redness; of the structures that that make up the framework of the body, ie. joints, bones, muscles, connective tissue. The most common condition addressed is arthritis which refers to inflammation of the joints. Arthritis can be caused by a multitude of different conditions. Rheumatology also deals with complex, rare, serious, systemic autoimmune diseases that can affect many organ systems all at the same time. Lomibao Rheumatology and Wellness Care provides specialized care for patients with many different types of rheumatologic conditions, many of which are listed below.
Autoimmune Arthritis
Autoimmune arthritis refers to a group of several different types of arthritis whereby your immune system mistakenly attacks your normal healthy joints.
Degenerative Arthritis
A type of arthritis caused by wearing out of joints, breakdown, and eventual loss of the cartilage between the joints.
Crystalline Arthritis
A severely painful version of arthritis, crystalline arthritis is caused by sharp crystals precipitating in joints such as the toes, knees or elbows.
Bone Density Disorders
Abnormalities of bone metabolism that adversely impact the structural integrity of bone.
Systemic Autoimmune Diseases
Systemic autoimmune diseases are conditions that can affect many organs, cells or tissues simultaneously instead of only one.
Vasculitis
Caused by inflammation of the blood vessels themselves, including arteries and veins.
Soft-Tissue Rheumatism Conditions
Outside of immune disorders, there are non-autoimmune conditions that are treated by the rheumatologist.
Autoinflammatory Disease
Rare conditions that result from mutations in genes that are involved in regulating the innate immune system.
Sarcoidosis
Sarcoidosis is a systemic inflammatory granulomatous disease that can affect any organ system.
Co-Management
Autoimmune conditions affecting specific organ systems that other specialists request consultation for co-management with the rheumatologist.
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