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Does one kind of doc specialize in treating "immune-complex diseases"? do i have to bite the bullet and see many specialists due to its complexity?
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Rheumatologist : Would be a good place to start, but depending on how many and how severely different organs are affected, I am afraid the answer is yes.
Answered 7/11/2013
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