Arthritic Ailments and Tendinitis Treatment

Rheumatologist Assessments and Determining Factors

Many people suffer from pain and don’t understand how it is affecting their bodies. After obtaining a proper rheumatologist assessment, patients may be diagnosed with arthritis, which is classified as an autoimmune disease.
Achilles tendinitis is another common condition that can develop rheumatoid conditions if not treated correctly. Athletes, dancers, and other people who perform high-impact activities often experience unbearable pain in their ankles and heels of their feet. The pain is a result of over-usage and over-extension of joints.

Often, patients return to their training regimen before an injury has completely healed. This can result in re-injuring the joints, which leads to tendinitis.

It is important to see an expert in order to receive proper care for these kinds of ailments. Rheumatology assessments are designed to give the client/patient advice and counseling on how best to deal with the condition.

Effects of Rheumatoid Disease Conditions

One common symptom of rheumatoid disease is mild to extreme stiffness and pain in the body’s joints. The pain and joint problems stem from inflammation of the muscle tissue in surrounding areas of the knees, elbows, ankles, and lower back.

Over time, the effects of this disease can disable a patient, and eventually s/he will lose the ability to operate the joints affected by the rheumatoid condition.

Professionals understand how to treat a rheumatoid condition no matter how long a person has suffered. However, it’s vital to see a professional who can pinpoint which stage of care and therapy is appropriate. Patients who seek therapeutic help for tendinitis and rheumatoid ailments are likely to experience pain relief within a few treatments.

At Scarborough Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre, we are experienced in treating tendinitis and arthritis, and providing relief from chronic pain. Please call us at 416.430.0314 and begin your journey back to health.