Orthopaedic surgeons are experts in treating bones.
Doctors can treat psoriatic arthritis. You may see a special doctor called a rheumatologist, who is an expert at taking care of joints. If you go to the doctor and get treatment for the swelling, it will likely go away and keep the joint from being damaged.
It is important that a doctor treats you very soon if you get psoriatic arthritis. That's because if the swelling stays in your joints for a long time, it can damage them. That damage can make it difficult to move and the joint may never be the same.
Your doctor can tell you about different drugs that can help to reduce the inflammation (swelling), joint pain and stiffness. Changing what you eat doesn't seem to make a difference for psoriatic arthritis. However, a warm, stable climate (without a lot of changes in the weather) may help with the signs of the disease.
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