Then there’s physical activity: Many of the symptoms of lupus, such as joint pain, fatigue, and depression, may make patients ...

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Gomez has been honest over the years about what it's like to live with a chronic illness and mental health issues.

However it strikes, pain is a persistent part of daily life for many people living with lupus—more than 90% suffer from joint or muscle pain over the course of their illness. Inflammation is the ...

She had been suffering from joint pain and stiffness for years but dismissed ... which confirmed a diagnosis of lupus. Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease. Sometimes there can be a delay in ...

Lupus, like other autoimmune diseases, is characterized by periods of intense symptoms and ones of fewer symptoms. I once spent nearly six months in bed. At other times, I lived pain-free.

Three patients in the UK have received a “groundbreaking” treatment for lupus on the NHS ... joint and muscle pain, extreme tiredness that will not go away no matter how much you rest and ...

Lupus can affect your kidneys, skin, and joints along with other organs like your brain or heart. Symptoms may include fevers, rashes, swelling, and pain. The exact cause of lupus is unknown.

In lupus B cells become overactive and produce autoantibodies that attack healthy cells. It causes painful and swollen joints, fevers, hair loss, stomach pain and can lead to kidney failure.

One patient, a 40-year-old who was diagnosed with lupus when she was nine months pregnant, reported experiencing symptoms ...

Most importantly, don’t dismiss non-specific symptoms such as fatigue, joint pain, hair loss, or rashes. Make sure you see your dermatologist to rule out something more serious such as lupus.