Who's Who on Your Healthcare Team

Radiologist - A trained physician can read imaging studies such as computed tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Radiologist or laboratory technician - medical expert who collects blood or takes images of the body

Blood pathologist - doctor Obtained board certification in pathologist, anatomy and clinical pathology, and examined samples of blood, bone marrow, and tissue.

Hematologist - Tumor specialist - a special trained physician for the diagnosis and treatment of blood cancer patients

General surgeon - physician performing surgical operations such as splenectomy, lymph node biopsy and other tissue biopsy

Radiation oncologist, social worker, psychologist, nutritionist may also be part of your medical team

Sarcoidosis is usually treated with the help of a multidisciplinary medical expert. Since this disease affects many organ systems, it can cooperate with medical providers specializing in lungs, heart, brain, kidney, liver, eye, skin. At the specialized medical center, these healthcare providers collaborate to develop a comprehensive treatment plan to manage symptoms and protect the entire health.

You are not satisfied with the health care provider. If you think your health care provider does not know enough about your condition, consider looking for other health care providers. You should get a healthcare provider that interprets things in a language you understand, listens to you asking questions, encourages, and manages your state. Your attention is outrageous. The feeling of being uncontrollable is often associated with lack of knowledge. For more information about your condition and how to manage yourself, please contact a non-profit organization such as American Cancer Society or American Heart Association for information. Please visit the trustworthy online website. Please request brochure from your health care provider

Discuss with your teen health care provider that you will be involved with other providers of your teenage medical care. Your child may receive team care that may include counselors, therapists, social workers, psychologists, and psychiatrists. Your teen care team relies on his or her needs and the severity of depression