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Exercise and Arthritis
For those of you who suffer from arthritis, exercise and arthritis go hand in hand. This is because exercise is vital for a number of reasons . It enhances strength and flexibility as well as eases joint pain. It might seem counterintuitive to exercise when your...
Do I Have Arthritis?
One of the most common causes of joint pain is arthritis and although there are many forms of arthritis, they all often start with the same symptoms. However, over time, the symptoms of arthritis can develop and become worse. If you spot any of the following symptoms, it could be a sign of arthritis.
Chelsea Rheumatology Clinic will be changing premises
Chelsea Rheumatology Clinic will be changing premises Chelsea Rheumatology Clinic/ Dr Stephanie Barrett will be changing premises on the 1st September to: Chelsea Rheumatology Clinic 102 Sydney Street Chelsea London SW3 6NJ Tel: 0207 730 8508 Fax: 0207 692 7826...
Gardening with Arthritis
Gardening can be a great form of exercise when you have arthritis, as well as an enjoyable past time. Gardening with arthritis is more than possible but you need to be mindful and keep inflammation and swelling at bay as you enjoy your garden. Repeating actions over...
Chelsea Rheumatology Clinic – moving on the 1st September 2018
Chelsea Rheumatology Clinic/ Dr Stephanie Barrett will be changing premises on the 1st September to: 102 Sydney Street Chelsea London SW3 6PU Within this building are multiple specialists- dermatology, ophthalmology, ENT, gastroenterology, and plastic surgery. There...
Pain in my Hands – What Could it Be?
Pain in your hands can be short-lived or long-lasting. When the pain is unmanageable or doesn’t pass over time, it is understandable you might worry. Both the hand and wrist contain many small joints which work together to produce motion and mobility. Pain in the hand...
Physical Therapy for Arthritis
Physical therapy or physiotherapy can be a key part of your treatment for arthritis. A physical therapy professional can help you work out the best ways to move safely and effectively. When your joints are extremely sore and stiff, your mobility can suffer. This is...
Pain in My Fingers – What could this be?
Any pain in the hand or fingers can be worrying as they are so integral to every day life. Finger pain can be caused by a range of problems. Finger pain can be caused by disease or injury in most instances. They can affect any element of the finger’s structure...
Osteoarthritis: Complications and Outlooks
Osteoarthritis affects people all over the world, with at least 8 million people in the UK living with the condition. It directly affects joints around the body and causes discomfort, pain and stiffness. It is one of the world’s most common joint diseases yet is still...
Reasons to See a Rheumatologist
There are many different rheumatic diseases and conditions, including over 100 types of arthritis. A rheumatologist specialises in the treatment and care of these conditions and while you may or may not yet be diagnosed, there are many reasons you may be referred to a...
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