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Your First Visit to the Rheumatologist
You just scheduled your first appointment with a rheumatologist – now what? Whether you think you have lupus or not, you are probably feeling scared, confused, and tired of filling out repetitive forms … and maybe a bit alone. Your body, your entire world may seem out of control. Yet, you can take back…
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Avascular Necrosis and Lupus
Osteoporosis is probably the most well-known medical condition related to bone-loss. However for those living with lupus, avascular necrosis (AVN) is also a concern – affecting approximately 10% of those living with SLE. What is AV? What symptoms should you look for, and how can you prevent or treat damage to your bones? Read on…
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Lupus and Antiphospholipid Syndrome
A lupus diagnosis can be confusing and scary enough, let alone being diagnosed with antiphospholipid syndrome as well. Learn about this condition that affects up to 50% of individuals with SLE. . Introduction Signs and Symptoms of Antiphospholipid Syndrome Antiphospholipid Syndrome Causes Antibody Profile of Antiphospholipid Syndrome Diagnosing and Treating Antiphospolipid Syndrome Complications of Antiphospholipid…
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Lupus and the Eyes
Up to one-third of individuals with lupus will develop some form of eye complications. Learning about the signs, symptoms and treatment options can help maintain the health of your delicate eyes. Introduction A Brief Anatomy of the Eye What eye diseases may affect an individual with lupus? What causes eye disease in individuals with lupus?…
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Running Out of Rheum: The Global Shortage of Rheumatologists!
The access, time, and attention you have with your rheumatologist are vital to your health and treatment planning. However, with more rheumatologists retiring than going into the field, that access may become more challenging. Read on to find out about the shortage of rheumatologists, and how this might affect you. Introduction: How big is…
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Neonatal Lupus
Contents: What is Neonatal Lupus? Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Outlook What is Neonatal Lupus? Women who suffer with active lupus have a higher risk of having complications with pregnancy. These complications include preeclampsia, miscarriage and preterm delivery. One of the other rare complications that can occur is neonatal lupus. Neonatal lupus is an autoimmune disorder that is…
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Lupus and the Nervous System
Lupus can affect the nervous system in a number of ways, from seizures and nerve pain to memory loss and brain fog. Learn more about the nervous system, what symptoms to watch out for and what you can do about them in this KFL article! Introduction: The Two-minute Overview The Nervous System: Another Overview Lupus…
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