What are the symptoms and signs of lupus?

Lupus can be difficult to diagnose. It is often confused with other diseases. For this reason, lupus is called ‘big false’. Signs of lupus vary from person to person. Some people only have a few warning signs. Others have more than that. The common signs of lupus are: • Red rash or a change in the color of the face of the face, usually in the form of a butterfly on the nose and cheeks. Painful or swollen joints. • Uncatched fever. Chest pain if you breathe deeply. • Swelling of the glands. • Extreme fatigue (feel tired all the time). • Normal hair loss (especially in the scalp). • The fingers or feet are pale or purple in cold or stress. Sensitivity to sunlight. • Low blood flow. • Depression, thought problems and / or memory problems. What is lupus outbreak? If the symptoms of lupus occur, it is called ‘outbreak’. These signs can appear and disappear. You may have one week swelling and rash, and the next week there are no symptoms. You may discover that the symptoms have spread after being exposed to the sun every day or after a difficult day. If you can get to know the proximity of your illness, you can take the necessary steps to handle it. Many people feel very tired or feel pain, rash, abdominal fever, headaches or dizziness before the outbreak of the disease occurs. Measures can be taken to prevent the outbreaks of disease, such as reducing the duration of the sun and maintaining enough comfort and calm can also help.