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77Chronic Hives (Urticaria) Can Be Symptom of Autoimmune Disease While Angioedema Can Be Treated
I recommend always consulting a physician when hives appear. Chronic Hives If you have ever experienced red round skin splotches (called welts or wheals), you know that they can appear suddenly developing into a full scale rash. The hives are...
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67Lupus - Symptoms and Treatments
Lupus is a very common disease that affects mostly women. It is said that around 1.5-2 million Americans are suffering from this certain condition. Though there is no identified cause for it, many doctors believed that this disorder can be inherited...
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76Important Things to Know about the Lupus Symptoms in Men
Many people are wondering if lupus affects men as well. Well, it is already a common thought that lupus mainly affects women, however, according to a research, lupus can also affect men, though this the number of women being affected is much greater...
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69Natural Treatments for Lupus
The immune system of the body is supposed to protect the body from harmful bacteria and infections, however there are times that this can't distinguish the "good ones", thus it attacks the cells of body, which will eventually results to the...
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72Lupus Treatment - the Natural Way of Doing it
There are many treatments for lupus that are currently available and these treatments are offered in different forms. However, despite the huge amount of treatments, as of now, there is still no established treatment for this certain health...
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63Understanding Lupus
Many people have never heard of Lupus and many more have known it personally. For those of you whom may have suffered from this diesease for awhile or others whom where recently diagnosed, I will give you a better understanding. There are two...
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65What Causes Lupus?
Lupus is a health condition that affects mostly women. This is considered as an inflammatory disease and this happens because the immune system of the body attacks its own internal organs and tissue as well. When this happens, it causes inflammation...
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67Lupus: My Diary
Hi! To make a long story short, read my blog on Lupus. It will explain my life, and all the crazy things that have happened with my health. I wanted to start a daily blog, explaining my every day trials with this disease. Today is Friday, and...
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71Wolf Recovery and Why We Shouldn't Stop Now
Why are wolves so important to their ecosystems? How many wolves are left in the United States? Will they survive without federal protection? Written by Kevin Schmelzlen
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70Belimumab (Benlysta): The First New Drug For Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Since 1955
Belimumab (Benlysta) was approved by the FDA for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) in March 2011. Its mechanism of action involves blockade of the binding of B-lymphocyte stimulator protein to its receptors on B-lymphocytes. In clinical trials, belimumab showed efficacy in decreasing disease activity in patients with active SLE. Common side effects included nausea, diarrhea, sore throat, depression, bronchitis and insomnia.
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