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Treatment of Lupus

Lupus and Other Immunosuppressants

Lupus and other immunosuppressants enter the plan when hydroxychloroquine is not enough. We add these drugs so we can use fewer steroids over time. Our rheumatologist chooses among them based on organs involved and pregnancy plans. Understanding lupus and other …

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Lupus nose ulcers

Lupus and Nose Ulcers

Lupus and Nose Ulcers

Lupus and nose ulcers are more common than many people realize. These painful sores can affect daily comfort, breathing, and quality of life. Moreover, they may signal active inflammation inside the body. Understanding the causes, symptoms, …

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Lupus in Children and Adolescents

Lupus in Children and Adolescents

Lupus in children and adolescents, known as childhood-onset systemic lupus erythematosus (cSLE), is a complex autoimmune disease that affects multiple organs and systems. While lupus can develop at any age, its presentation in younger patients tends to be more severe …

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Lupus and antimalarials

Lupus and Antimalarials

Lupus and antimalarials share a surprising and life-saving connection. While antimalarials were first used to fight malaria, doctors now prescribe them to treat lupus symptoms, and for good reason.

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease. It causes …

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Dr. Don Thomas, MD

I am Dr. Donald Thomas, MD, a rheumatologist treating hundreds of lupus patients for over 30 years. Read my first blog post here to understand why I started this website and blog about “The Lupus Encyclopedia” and “The Lupus Secrets”.

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