Rheumatism and Arthritis

Overview

Joint pain and stiffness can quietly limit daily life long before a diagnosis makes it official — the stairs that get harder, the jar lid that won't twist open, the morning stiffness that takes longer to ease each year. Our approach to rheumatism and arthritis looks at the whole body's inflammatory pattern, not just the affected joint in isolation.

We treat rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and general joint stiffness and swelling, with case-taking that covers which joints are affected, the pattern of morning stiffness, and how the condition responds to weather and activity — details that guide remedy selection more precisely than the diagnosis label alone.

For patients with significant mobility loss or muscle weakness around affected joints, we also coordinate with our Physiotherapy department to combine internal treatment with movement-based rehabilitation.

Our Approach

Since rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis behave very differently — one autoimmune, one wear-related — our case-taking distinguishes between them carefully before selecting a remedy. Progress is tracked through pain levels, morning stiffness duration and mobility, with the aim of reducing flare frequency and preserving joint function over the long term.