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What do you know about drug induced lupus? |
My husband has been diagnosed with this. How is it treated and how long will it take to go away. these websites have some good info: http://www.lupus.org/education/brochures... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/drug-induce... First, stop taking the drug implicated, if possible. It is treated like lupus, according to the symptoms, usually with anti inflammatories, maybe short term Prednisone. The symptoms should go within a few weeks. |
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these websites have some good info: ... She should tell her doctor. He can either change her medication or prescribe something for nausea. Ginger tea may help for now. Take a piece of ginger root that is about half an inch long,... Discoid Lupus is one of the two related conditions previously known as Lupus, the other one being SLE " systemic Lupus Erythematosus". both are autoimmune diseases. Discoid Lupus ... I am not too sure if a male/female with lupus lives any longer than the other. My mother has manged her own lupus for roughly 18 years now. By seeing my mother struggle through this disease ... vitamin D since you'd want to advoid the sun. Also, you might want to avoid heat. It can cause fatigue. Look up erythema ab igne. Sun tan lotion traps in heat... You didnt describe it so I cant answer you. Here is a really good site on Lupus: ... Personally, my first signs were rashes, fatigue, dizziness. I also have the sister to this disease, Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome. So I have alot of blood, blood vessel and CNS stuff ... Eventually yes. While you're thinking about what a long time "eventually" might be, take heart from this: My 60 year old sister has lived with lupus all her adult life. Her... |
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