For spondylitis, you should see a rheumatologist. Rheumatologists have specialized training to diagnose and treat spondylitis. They are more likely to ask the right questions about your medical and family history, look for inflammation and joint pain during a physical exam, and order necessary scans and blood tests to Show Full Answer

For spondylitis, you should see a rheumatologist. Rheumatologists have specialized training to diagnose and treat spondylitis. They are more likely to ask the right questions about your medical and family history, look for inflammation and joint pain during a physical exam, and order necessary scans and blood tests to assess inflammation levels.

Here are some tips for finding a good doctor:
- Write down your symptoms, illnesses, flare-ups, and infections.
- Find a rheumatologist you can talk to and who listens to your needs.
- Ensure the doctor makes personalized recommendations and keeps up with your care.

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