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How to recognise a lupus flare-up?
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Hello @cassydee, thank you for opening this discussion. When you're new to a chronic illness it can take a while until you become fully familiar with all its quirks and symptoms. Let me tag some other members who can possibly share with you.
Hello everyone, how are you today? Can you share some insights about lupus flare-ups? Can you tell before you have a flare-up? What types of symptoms do you have before and during a flare?
@Viny76 @amanda397 @Tjsharples @upnorthhere @lupus79 @iwillbeatthis @allie1983 @Shellington79 @Jack.Mcm @Holly12 @Jazzib58 @Cazza55w @Jooliver @Lilread92 @LouiseElcross @Emma1981 @Linzijc
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For me lupus is a totally individual thing your lupus is yours and my lupus is mine. Even after 40 years of living with lupus I still haven't totally worked it out, I've never been able to predict a flare up, although I do realise that some actions will help me towards a flare up quicker! I've never quite worked out when I'm in a flare up until I'm in it about 7-days.
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Hello everyone,
I was diagnosed about 9 months ago now and I'm still having kind of a hard time recognising a flare-up before it happens...
I don't have a fever or any major joint pain, just stiff fingers in the morning.
I've noticed that I am not as hungry anymore so I've been eating less. I've also starting having anxiety attacks, migraines and intense fatigue. I've been having problems at work too with remembering things and concentrating.
My next appointment with my doctor is in quite a while so I was wondering if anyone can share any advice or anything? :)