الاثنين، 31 أكتوبر 2016

Early symptoms of lupus

Early symptoms of lupus:

1.      Fatigue: according to statistics issued by John Hopkins Lupus Center, 90% of people with lupus face various levels of fatigue. Red Neck Rash  Try to keep yourself as active as possible, so that you keep yourself up and energetic. In case you experience debilitating fatigue, you'd better consult your doctor. Fortunately, some causes of fatigue can be successfully treated.
                                                   
2.      Unexplained fever: an early sign of being infected with lupus is to have a low-grade fever, yet, the reasons of this fever is still a matter of anonymity. Since the fever is of low degree (98.5-101 Fahrenheit) at the beginning, you may not think about seeing a doctor. Therefore, a low-grade fever is a sign of infection and inflammation, so you'd better consult your doctor while things are still under control before it gets much worse.

3.      Hair loss: when an individual gets infected by lupus, it causes damages to skin and the scalp, and the result is hair fall. Some people with lupus lose hair by clump, while it normally happens gradually and slowly. Unfortunately, hair falling may not be limited to the head, in a sense, it may extend to include hair of beard, eyebrows, eyelashes, and other body hair. Lupus also makes the hair brittle, breakable and ragged. Early treatment of hair fall may end up with renewed and healthy hair. However, if lesions appear on the scalp, hair loss may be permanent.

4.      Skin rash or lesions: one of the commonest signs of lupus is butterfly rash on face. It's also called malar rash. It's formed on the cheekbones and nose taking the shape of butterfly. According to statistics, 50% of people with lupus suffer from butterfly rash. Its appearance comes suddenly or once an individual with lupus exposes to sun.


5.      Pulmonary issues: inflammation of the pulmonary system is a symptom that a lot of people with lupus suffer from. Unfortunately, swelling and inflammation isn't limited to lungs and may extend to include the blood vessels of the lungs. And at worst, the diaphragm may be affected and the patient ends up with 'pleuritic chest pain', which is the pain a patient feels while taking breathe.

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