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Department of Medicine

Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology

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Rheumatology Clinic

Part of Strong Memorial Hospital

Dr. Trinh examines patientAutoimmune illnesses cause inflammation and can affect different parts of the body making you feel unwell. Our team is committed to providing you with the very best care possible—care that is centered around you and your needs, helping your symptoms and keeping you healthy.

Conditions We Treat

We see patients with:

We Offer

  • A team of experienced health care workers to care for you
  • An ultrasound test that can be helpful in diagnosing arthritis
  • Information about your illness and treatment for you and your family
  • A treatment (infusion) center in the clinic for patients who need medicines that can’t be taken at home
  • Information about studies being done on new medications to treat your illness

Quick Facts

  • Your immune system is designed to help you fight infections. An autoimmune illness occurs when your immune system attacks your healthy cells and tissues.
  • Autoimmune Illnesses can take time to diagnose because symptoms may develop over time.
  • Autoimmune illnesses are more common in women, but they also affect men.

Our Providers

Questions?

If you have questions about your illness or treatment, ask your doctor. You may also find the following link helpful in answering some of your questions.