All the important information about the symptoms of Lupus.

Lupus is an autoimmune disorder that attacks healthy tissues, causing inflammation and tissue damage.

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Joint pain is a common symptom of lupus, typically occurring on both sides of the body.

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A butterfly rash on the face is often an early sign of lupus.

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Nail abnormalities, such as cracking or discoloration, may occur in individuals with lupus.

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Fatigue and fever are common symptoms of lupus, which may impact daily activities.

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Increased sensitivity to sunlight and UV light can worsen lupus symptoms, making it important to take precautionary measures.

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Episodic hair loss may occur in individuals with lupus, along with other manifestations such as joint pain and skin rashes.

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Raynaud's phenomenon can develop in individuals with lupus, causing discomfort and poor blood flow.

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Diagnosing lupus can be challenging, but it can be differentiated from other diseases by the presence of skin rashes and ANAs in the blood.

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Tests and tissue biopsies can help diagnose lupus by identifying specific markers, contributing to accurate treatment and management.

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