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Lupus

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s own tissues. It has a wide range of manifestations, which can include skin involvement, joint pain, and persistent fatigue. In some forms, the disease can also affect internal organs such as the kidneys or the heart. Although its exact causes are still not well understood, a combination of genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors appears to be involved. Learn more about lupus here.
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FAQ about lupus

What are the symptoms of lupus?

Symptoms vary, but often include fatigue, joint pain, and skin lesions. They may occur in flares.

What causes lupus?

The exact causes are not fully known. Genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors appear to be involved.

Who is most affected by lupus?

Lupus affects mostly women, often between the ages of 15 and 45. Certain hormonal factors may help explain this prevalence.

Is lupus hereditary?

There is a genetic predisposition, but the disease is not directly inherited.

Is lupus contagious?

No, lupus is not a communicable disease.

Does sunlight make lupus worse?

Yes, sun exposure can trigger or worsen skin lesions.

Does lupus progress in flare-ups?

Yes, the disease generally alternates between periods of flare-ups and remission.

Which organs can be affected by lupus?

It can affect the skin, joints, kidneys, heart, and even the nervous system.

Can lupus go away?

This is a chronic disease, but periods of remission may occur.

How is lupus diagnosed?

The diagnosis is based on a combination of clinical signs and laboratory tests. It can sometimes be complex. Only a physician can diagnose lupus.

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