Understand Lupus, its symptoms, causes, and available treatment options to manage this chronic autoimmune disease and improve your quality of life.
By: Researcher Taymur Discoid lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that has an effect on the body. The coin-shaped lesions which it produces give its name to it. This causes a severe rash, which is more severe if exposed to the sun. The rash can appear anywhere, but on the forehead, chest, hands and feet you could usually see it. Severe cases can lead to continued scarring, hair loss and hyperpigmentation. Not to confuse discoid…
By: Researcher Taymur Lupus erythematosus systemic (SLE) is generally referred to as lupus. The immune system begins to attack various areas of your body. It’s a condition. The most serious complications of lupus are lupus nephritis. It happens when SLE specifically attacks the portions of the kidney your blood filters into waste products, caused by your immune system. The kidneys play an essential role in the working of your body. You’ll take your blood waste…
By: Researcher Taymur Lupus is an autoimmune disease of its kind. Instead of only assaulting foreign substances, it causes your body’s immune system to attack healthy tissue and organ. The disease can damage areas of the body in general, including articulations, skin, heart, blood, brain, renal, bones and lungs. There are various lupus forms, each of which has very different triggers and symptoms. Researchers do not know exactly what causes lupus, but we know that…
By: Dr Alex Robber Lupus and Fibromyalgia are the two syndromes in the globe that make scientists and physicians attractive. There is a lot of medical research conducted on these two medical syndromes and several theories about their causes are created. However, sadly, there is still no completed response from medical professionals to identifying the causes and the cure of these two diseases. Both syndromes differ from individual to individual with their circumstances and symptoms…
By: Dr. Alex Robber Many individuals confuse lupus, because of their comparable signs, with fibromyalgia. Tiredness and muscle ache both causes. And both circumstances are chronic, which make it hard to live with them. But lupus and fibromyalgia are distinct illnesses and can be easily recognized once the symptoms are known. However, because both illnesses are frequent in young females, lupus and fibromyalgia are feasible. Indeed, 1 out of 4 lupus individuals also have fibromyalgia-like…
By: Dr Alex Robber About five million Americans live with fibromyalgia, most of whom are females. And while the root causes of the disease have still not been recognized obviously, some study has shown how pain is experienced by individuals with fibromyalgia that can assist clarify who is most likely to create it. The symptoms of fibromyalgia are due to dysfunction as well as the treatment of pain in the brain. The Rheumatologist Chad S.…
By: Dr Alex Robber It is not uncommon to misdiagnose fibromyalgia as another disorder and vice versa, as many fibromyalgia symptoms are very comparable to those of other diseases. A test was created only lately, and many physicians are still unaware of it. People with fibromyalgia will also often have one or more overlapping circumstances, making diagnosis more complicated. Here are 10 frequently mistaken circumstances for fibromyalgia. Syndrome of chronic fatigue The disease most likely…