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How does joint pain start in people with Lupus? |
How does joint pain start in people with Lupus? I'm not sure I understand, do you mean what does it feel like? Or what causes it? |
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I'm not sure I understand, do you mean what does it feel like? Or what causes it? For me it started with an ache in my hips and knees climbing stairs. 3 days later my fingers were swollen ... there are other therapies which will help more with this problem and the only reason you are being recommended that route is because of profit look into what edgar cayce said on lupus spiritual... My doctor told me to wear total sun block (not just a high factor, complete block.) and no sunBATHING, nothing about avoiding boats or daylight in general,although he did suggest a wetsuit for swim... It's rare these days, but yes. Lupus causes your body to attack connective tissues, which can include your brain, heart, lungs, kidneys. People with Lupus are monitored carefully for any s... Nobody is 100% certain what causes canine lupus. My dog has the dicoid lupus (makes his nose look funny) not the systemic, and I use supplements to help with that (he's pretty under contr... Unexplained fever sensitivity to the sun chest pain after deep breath extreme fatigue hair loss painful or swolled joints ...Causes and Risk Factors The exact cause of lupus is unknown. Many doctors believe that a combination of factors (including genetic heritage, the environment and hormones) leads to its development.... Does she have type 1? Both Lupus and type 1 are autoimmune, so there is a link. Some of us, like myself, just have a messed up immune system and it attacks the wrong things. I've T1D ... |
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