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| *Women health>>>Lupus |
How to deal with Lupus ? What is it ? |
Please tell me ways to ged rid of it . I know someone who has had lupus for years. She tried something called "msm", a supplement, and said it helped her more than really strong prescription drugs she had tried. If you are interested in trying msm, look on line for the cheapest pure powder that you can find. Then take it starting slowly, maybe .25 teaspoon per day at first, increasing very slowly to several teaspoons a day. If you get a headache or diarrhea, lower the dose again a bit and stay at that level for a few extra days, but keep increasing overall, until you take five teaspoons a day. Then gradually lower it to about two teaspoons a day. Also take with vitamin C. They work together. My friend added the msm and vitamin C to her bottle of water and was able to take that throughout her work day. Adding fish oil supplements may be very beneficial too. Avoid strong sunshine and try to figure if other things make you worse and avoid those things. I hope you find a good way to keep your condition quiet, but it never goes away, according to doctors. Maybe you'll be the first to get rid of it. I hope so! You can never get rid of lupus, ever. It's a serious disease and sometimes fatal. Your body's immune system is low and your body attacks itself and other organs in the body, sometimes you will have a butterfly rash on your face. You can relieve the symptoms by seeing your doctor regularly and doing what he says. It depends on the type of lupus you have. There is no way to get rid of it. http://health.yahoo.com/topic/lupus/over... you cant get rid of it it is a desease that every one has inside of them but they are not triggered. who ever you know who has lupus probably went near something that triggered theres you can learn tons about it on WebMD you will always have it, there are no ways to cure it except by a miracle of God. The body attacks it's own healthy tissue. There are 3 different kinds. It tends to be worse in those of African heritage. It can flare up and get worse, then get better. Too much to write on here. Lupus is an autoimmune disease that can affect various parts of the body, including the skin, joints, heart, lungs, blood, kidneys and brain. Normally the body's immune system makes proteins called antibodies, to protect the body against viruses, bacteria, and other foreign materials. These foreign materials are called antigens. ---------- that was a cut/paste from www.lupus foundation of America.com to find out more go to that website . hope this helped !!!! |
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