arthritis
What to expect from: Soft Tissue Injections?
Soft tissue injections are often used to reduce inflammation and provide pain relief. They are a relatively long-term treatment option and should ensure a reduction of pain and inflammation for a fairly considerable amount of time. There are three main types of soft...
Driving with Arthritis
Driving after an arthritis diagnosis is something many people worry about. Whether new to driving or very experienced, a new diagnosis can be a worry. Here we’re looking at both vehicle and adaptive changes you can make to ensure driving is a safe and comfortable...
Diagnosing and Treating Soft Tissue Problems
Problems and pain in the body’s soft tissue can be short-lived and easily treated. It can also be indicative of a more serious, chronic or long-term condition. There are a large number of different soft tissue problems. You may get a singular diagnosis, or you may...
Treating Vitamin D Deficiency in Arthritis Patients
Vitamin D is a crucial nutrient for bone health. It helps ensure their strength, but it can become compromised during treatment for arthritis. People who take oral corticosteroids for arthritis often develop vitamin D deficiency which can affect bone strength. People...
Exercise and Pain: Managing Working out with Arthritis
.It is indisputable that exercise is crucial when living with arthritis. However, when you’re in pain it can be difficult to know how to exercise and whether you should at all. Moderate exercise can help relieve the symptoms of arthritis and even improve mobility and...Dr Stephanie Barrett
Consultant Physician and Rheumatologist in London
MB, ChB, MD, FRCP
GMC No. 2825957
- President of the Royal Society of Medicine, Rheumatology Division, 2017-18
- Member of Council and Trustee at the Royal Society of Medicine
- Member of Council, Rheumatology Section of the Royal Society of Medicine