Lupus and Breaking Out in Hives – Is There a Connection?
With lupus, just when you think you have experienced everything, there is a new surprise around the corner. One example of this is lupus hives. Learn more.
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My symptoms hit the weekend before my first week of law school. After going a few days with a stiff neck, stiff shoulders and stiff fingers, my doctor ordered lab work, which showed that my blood platelet count was 18,000/mcL. After further tests, we established it wasn't leukemia, hepatitis, rocky mountain spotted fever, or anything else we could think of. I saw general physicians, hematologists, infectious disease specialists, neurologists, and more. During this time, I was also on zer...
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Yes I flare if I catch any sunrays at all. I’ve decided to go down the vampire route.
I like to think that limiting my sun exposure due to lupus will keep me looking more youthful longer and maybe even avoid skin cancer, since I’m already very fair.
After being treated with hydroxychloroquine and mycophenalate for my MCTD my lupus nose sores and mouth ulcers rarely make an appearance.