Cutaneous Lupus
5-Minute Read, Cutaneous Lupus, General Information, Human Biology and Anatomy, Peripheral Neuropathy, Photosensitivity, Skin
Lupus and Your Feet
If you experience foot cramps and pain on a regular basis, you are not alone. A whopping 77% of those living with lupus say they regularly experience foot pain! To find out what causes lupus foot pain and what you can do about it, read on. How Lupus Can Affect Your Feet: The 30-second Overview…
Biology of Autoimmunity, Blog, Cutaneous Lupus, Environmental Factors, Human Biology, Microbiome, Skin, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
Lupus and the Skin Microbiome
Your skin is amazing! It is your first line of defense against foreign germs, yet simultaneously, an incredibly complex ecosystem of bacteria, fungi and more that make up your skin’s natural microbiome. It is also where lupus can make its most obvious appearance – with rashes, sores, alopecia and even scaring. So, how do…
About Lupus, Cutaneous Lupus, General Information, History of Lupus
A Brief History of Lupus
Lupus is a complex disease, and its history, which spans centuries, is just as complex – an amazing story of discovery from 400 BC to the present. Read on for a brief outline of the history of lupus. Introduction The History of Lupus The Classical Period The Neoclassical Period The Modern Period In Conclusion Introduction…
Blog, Circulatory System, Comorbidities, Cutaneous Lupus, Raynaud's, Skin Conditions, Symptoms
Lupus and Raynaud’s Syndrome
One of the more common overlapping conditions with some of us living with lupus, is Raynauld’s Phenomenon. This blog describes the condition, what to look for, and how it can be managed. Contents: Introduction Raynaud’s Phenomenon and its Symptoms What causes Raynaud’s Phenomenon? How is Raynaud’s Phenomenon diagnosed? Treating Raynaud’s Phenomenon Preventing or Minimizing Symptoms…
Blog, Cutaneous Lupus, Featured, Hair Loss, Living with Lupus, Symptoms, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
Lupus Hair Loss and Alopecia Explained
Getting diagnosed with lupus is scary and upsetting enough without the added stress of potential hair loss. The physical ramifications of what systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) can do to the body internally are indeed very scary. But the emotional toll of looking in the mirror and seeing a dramatic change in our external appearance is…
About Lupus, Blog, Cutaneous Lupus, Featured
Cutaneous Lupus
Contents: What is lupus? What are the four types of lupus? What are the different types of cutaneous lupus? Who gets cutaneous lupus and how does it relate to systemic lupus? Is cutaneous lupus contagious? How is it diagnosed and treated? Tips and Advice In Conclusion What is lupus? Lupus is a widespread and chronic…