Vasculitis Treatment | How is Vasculitis Treated? | Johns Hopkins Medicine

The treatment for vasculitis depends on the type of vasculitis a patient has. Before beginning treatment your Rheumatologist will try to understand how extensive is the injury to the body from vasculitis. Once that is determined, they would decide what is the intensity and duration of treatment that is needed.
For more extreme cases, corticosteroids may be used, along with non-steroidal treatments. Along with these treatments, it is important that patients are vigilant about maintaining a balanced and healthy diet, and exercising regularly.
Rheumatologist Dr. Eric J. Gapud, with the Johns Hopkins Vasculitis Center, explains how treatment decisions are made.

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I have diagnose to have Vasculitis

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My aunt suffers as well. She is a patient of rheumatoid arthritis past 26 years. She bears a lot. Pray that she gets well soon.