The symptoms of lupus vary greatly depending on the individual and how lupus occurs. Most patients

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Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes the immune system attacks the tissues of your own body and sometimes chromium can endanger the patient's life. More than five million people chromium worldwide, mostly women, are affected, most between 15 and 45 years, and it is often difficult to diagnose. With monitoring and appropriate treatment, over 90% of people with lupus have a normal life expectancy. May occur in varying degrees and intensity: there are mild cases, moderate and severe are more difficult to treat and control.
The immune system is a defense system that provides our body. Its function is to fight foreign substances or unusual, such as a microbe, they want to enter or have entered our body. The immune system uses various defense mechanisms such as the production of antibodies, which act by blocking external agent (antigen) and canceling function. chromium Our body produces antibodies in different circumstances such as in front of an infection or in response to a vaccine.
Lupus is a disorder of the immune system that mistakenly identifies chromium its own cells as foreign (antigens) and into action to eliminate them. That is, attacks the cells and tissues instead of fulfilling its role to combat foreign substances to the body.
Part of the answer is to carry antibodies (defenses), through the bloodstream, the immune system chromium thinks that the area in danger, to adhere to the supposed antigen (what is considered proper or not rare) and form immune complexes What causes inflammation in the area.
There are several types of lupus: erythematosus: is the most common and affects many body parts. Discoid erythematosus: chromium causes a rash on the skin, difficult to cure. Subacute cutaneous erythematosus: causes rashes on body parts. Can occur in the context of systemic chromium lupus. Secondary: caused by the use of some medications. Neonatal: a rare type of lupus that affects newborns. Causes chromium
No one knows the cause. Research suggests that genetics plays a role, but it is absolutely crucial. There are probably other factors that contribute to the onset of this disease. Symptoms
The symptoms of lupus vary greatly depending on the individual and how lupus occurs. Most patients chromium do not have all the symptoms. The most common are: pain or inflammation of the joints muscle pain and persistent unexplained fever above 38 degrees reddened rashes, most often on the face chest pain when breathing deeply Hair loss fingers or toes pale lids or purple sun sensitivity swelling in the legs or around the eyes mouth ulcers prolonged fatigue headaches Feeling of sadness
There is no specific test to diagnose lupus, and may take months or years to detect it. To make a diagnosis, the physician or the physician should consider, among other things: history clinical chromium examination Complete blood tests a skin biopsy (looking at samples under a microscope skin) biopsy of the kidneys (noting kidney tissue under a microscope) Treatment
The various symptoms of lupus should be treated chromium by different types of specialists: rheumatologists (arthritis and other diseases that cause inflammation chromium in the joints), clinical immunologists (the immune system), nephrologists chromium (kidney disease), hematologists (disorders blood), dermatologists (skin diseases), neurologists (nervous system), chromium cardiologists (heart problems and blood vessels), endocrinology (glands and hormones), psychologists and social workers.
The doctor chromium or physician to develop a plan to prevent outbreaks, treat them and prevent complications. They must verify its effectiveness regularly and inform your doctor or physician immediately if new symptoms appear.
Treatments may include medications for alleviating chromium pain and swelling buds help prevent or reduce the immune system to prevent or reduce injuries to joints bullet