RHEUMATOLOGY
Restoring function for better living
Healing Treatments for Joint, Muscle and Bone Diseases
At Kayal Rheumatology Center, we are committed to diagnosing and treating the crippling pain that occurs when you suffer from osteoarthritis, rheumatism, (including rheumatoid arthritis), lupus, gout, chronic back pain, tendinitis, and other conditions of the joints, bones, muscles, and connective tissue.
When you experience ongoing joint and muscle pain, stiffness, and/or swelling, you should make an appointment with one of our specialists at Kayal Rheumatology Center. Our rheumatologists have the expertise and training to diagnose and treat whatever ails you.
Treatment For
Such injuries include, but are not limited to:
Therapies & Treatments
Such treatments include, but are not limited to:
Discover the advantages
● Our state-of-the-art rheumatology treatments and therapies can ease your pain and provide you with numerous additional benefits.● Rheumatology care can help you control the painful inflammation that occurs during flare-ups. It also can help prevent permanent joint damage and deformities.● If biologics are part of your treatment plan, you won’t need to go to a hospital for treatment. Our state-of-the-art services include two IV infusion centers in Paramus and Franklin Lakes.
What to expect
Paperwork
Before your appointment, you will receive paperwork to fill out. Please bring any relevant health records to your appointment.
During your visit
During your first visit, your doctor will explain how joint, bone, and muscle problems can occur and how rheumatology treatments and therapies are used to help. In order for your appointment to be as helpful as possible, please try to be specific about any problems you are experiencing.
Questions and Notes
Don’t be afraid to ask questions. We are committed to a collaborative approach to your care and we want you to be as informed as possible.
Please feel free to take notes. Keeping a record of your discussion with your doctor will help you remember important points after you leave.Your rheumatologist may ask you some of the following questions:
● How long have you had symptoms?● Have your symptoms changed?● Are your symptoms better or worse during activity?● Which particular joints are causing your pain?● Is your pain affecting your ability to complete daily tasks?