NSAIDS, Pain Management, & Lupus
NSAIDs such as aspirin and ibuprofen can help reduce pain and inflammation in people...
Tattoos and Lupus: Is There a Risk?
Tattoos are a part of many cultures and en vogue these days. But, what...
Disability Benefits, Supplemental Income, and Lupus
Disability benefits and supplemental security income (SSI) can act as a financial “safety net”...
Prednisone, Corticosteroids, and Lupus
Prednisone is a corticosteroid that can reduce the symptoms of lupus. However, it comes...
Health Insurance for Lupus Warriors | Q&A Forum
Finding the perfect health insurance plan when living with lupus can be difficult. It...
Coronavirus and Lupus | Things to Know
Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is a respiratory disease related to the common cold....
Kratom, Pain Management, and Lupus
Some Lupus Warriors use kratom, an herbal supplement, to relieve pain, anxiety, and get...
Moon Face, Facial Swelling, and Lupus
Moon face is a colloquial name for extreme facial swelling. It is a common...
Britt Clark | My Lupus Story
Britt Clark is the founder of Lupus Lyfe, a lupus blog with a...
Seizures and Lupus
People with lupus sometimes experience seizures – ranging from mild to severe in intensity -...
Reflexology, Massage, and Lupus
Reflexology is a type of special massage used by Lupus Warriors to combat pain...
Cenerimod: A Potential New Lupus Medication
Research is underway to measure the effectiveness of Cenerimod, a new lupus medication. Early...
Patient-Reported Outcomes (PRO), LupusPRO, and Lupus
Measuring lupus pain, fatigue, and other symptoms over time is hard. Patient-reported outcomes (PROs)...
College and Life with Lupus: Services & Strategies
Living with lupus means dealing with plenty of challenges, and college can add to...
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Fertility, and Lupus
Fertility problems are common. Some women turn to in vitro fertilization to help get...
T Cells, the Immune System, and Lupus
T cells are important components of the immune system, but also of autoimmune disease....