For those who think that having Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis are mutually exclusive (can't occur together, in this case, in the same body/person), they're wrong. It is possible to have both of these illnesses. I should know, because I do.
It's one of those things that tells people you're a really intense person. Like, oh, when you do something, you do it all way, right? Yes, getting Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis were my ultimate goal in life. Is there anything better?
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for Mild SLECreams and SunblocksCreams. Steroid creams are often used for skin lesions. However, many patients with cutaneous lupus do not respond to... Read more »
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Eggs Despite a new study that came out recently suggesting that egg yolks are nearly as bad for your arteries as cigarette smoke, researchers at MIT say eggs have been wrongly vilified. Further, an article about eggs on Harvard School of...
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