Sarcoidosis is a chronic inflammatory disease that causes granulomas in many organs. The disease is characterized by the activation of lymphocytes and macrophages and their migration into the affected organs. Clinical presentation of the disease is very different, from an acute, mild form with spontaneous remission to chronic, progressive, systemic forms of the disease. Factors affecting the onset and clinical course of the disease are still unknown. In most cases, biopsy of available lesions and pathohistological verification is necessary to exclude other diseases, primarily lymphoma, malignant diseases, other granulomatosis, as well as making decisions on the use of therapy. The treatment is focused on reducing the symptoms, improving the quality of life and maintaining the function of the affected organ. Sarcoidosis can occur with various rheumatic diseases. Two main associations are defined: acute and chronic form. When it comes to patients diagnosed with sarcoidosis, physiotherapy is of utmost importance. Given the characteristics and characteristics of the aforementioned disease, physiotherapists in the domain of their profession may use medical exercises, techniques and certain physiotherapy procedures on: musculoskeletal system, respiratory system, cardiovascular system, pulmonary system, neurological deficits (paresis, paralysis, lesions, cranial nerves ...). Physiotherapeutic procedures reduce inflammation, reduce pain, relieve muscle, improve circulation. To achieve better results, physiotherapy exercises are inevitable.