Disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug therapy is becoming more regularly used in the treatment of rheumatic diseases. DMARDs are a specific type of medication that work to change and modify the disease itself. They slow or stop the inflammatory process which results...
The most common type of joint injection arthritis patients have is a steroid injection. While steroids can be take orally they are often much more effective when injected into the effected area. Steroids occur naturally in the human body, but artificially produced...
Many people worrying about their health want quick answers. If you have concerns about arthritis you may want to know if there is a rheumatoid arthritis test or similar. The simple answer is no. There is no single test which gives a definite diagnosis of the...
Foot pain can be debilitating, whether it’s a symptom of a long term rheumatic condition, due to an injury or another reason. Dealing with the pain is not always as simple as just taking painkillers and here we are looking at some helpful tips for managing foot pain...
Topic of the Month For a long time, this blog has shared the latest news and developments in relation to rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis and related conditions. Dr Barrett’s experience as a consultant rheumatologist has allowed us to share a wealth of knowledge...
As a consultant rheumatologist, Dr Stephanie Barrett treats many people with rheumatoid arthritis on a regular basis. This blog is packed full of advice and guidance for anyone living with the condition, but this post is about going back to basics, a sort of...
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
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