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Autoimmune disease SLE
My aunty age 32 is suffering from autoimmune disease, SLE, her hair n eyebrows fall down n having mouth ulcer. Is this disease is curable, any risk factor?
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She's suffering from alopecia areata by SLE.. Medicine available for good improvement......As the treatment varies depending on the severity... Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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It can be controlled with immune modulators and regular usage of sunscreen . It has to be multi disciplinary approach where in rheumatologist and dermatologist would play an active role in keep the symptoms at bay. Many systems are involved including skin , musculoskeletal, renal and neurology so one has to keep a close watch for symptoms along with lab values to have near normal life style. Do stick to a doctor you trust and don’t keep on changing them as continuation of treatment is more important than changing doctors for illusion of cure.
Good luck to you and your aunt.
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