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Your primary care doctor can refer you to a rheumatologist, or you can find one locally online.
Its a good idea to write down what you want to say, including symptom details, your medical history and any questions you have. Take photos of any swelling or inflammation to help your GP see your symptoms to their full extent. If possible, get to know your family medical history.
Seeing a GP If the GP thinks you have rheumatoid arthritis, theyll refer you to a specialist (rheumatologist).
Now that you know what a GP does and their role in the referral process, we recommend meeting with them initially. While you can visit a rheumatologist without a referral, a referral from your GP ensures you dont have any other underlying condition, as several other medical conditions might have similar symptoms.
If you would like an appointment with the rheumatology team you will need to be referred by your GP or a hospital consultant. Your consultant will normally refer you to a rheumatology nurse once a diagnosis has been made or when your drug treatment has started or changed.
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