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Sjögren’s Disease and Lupus
Commonly characterized by dry eyes and mouth, Sjögren’s disease is a systemic autoimmune disease that can affect up to 15% of those diagnosed with lupus. Keep reading to learn more about this complex condition and how it overlaps with SLE. Introduction Causes of Sjögren’s Disease Sjögren’s Syndrome as an Overlap of SLE Symptoms of Sjögren’s…
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…
About Lupus, Blog, Human Biology and Anatomy, Living with Lupus, Symptoms
Lupus and Hormones
Never underestimate the power of hormones. These potent chemical messengers help regulate almost every function of the human body … including the autoimmunity. Find out more about how they may influence lupus, and how they may lead to future treatments Introduction to Lupus and Hormones What role do hormones play in autoimmune disease and lupus?…
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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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