Why does one see a rheumatologist?

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04-08-2015, 01:52 PM

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bluesfan

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bluesfan

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Great article MrsD - and very current. I do wonder though if the gender figures in some conditions (ie the predominance of women being affected) may reflect a cultural reluctance by men generally to seek medical help and therefore a recorded diagnosis.

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