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What Specialty Could Look At X-rays For A Diagnosis At 65? The Rhumatologist Says "wear And Tear", Which Is Infuriating.
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I have gotten two diagnoses over my life - 1. RA negative rheumatoid arthritis and now Osteoarthritis. Since I'm 65 the rheumatologist I got in to see says "wear and tear" despite all other symptoms.

posted May 13, 2023
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You need an intelligent and caring Rheumatologist.

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