Medical articles of Lupus

On hand here to give us a detailed account of lupus and how it is typically managed, is esteemed expert in renal medicine, Professor David Thomas.

While traditionally used for conditions such as decompression sickness and wound healing, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is gaining attention as a potential treatment for rheumatologic diseases and ...

Holistic medicine emphasizes preventive care by promoting lifestyle factors before the illness is developed. It plays a part in rheumatology and its various approaches to treatment. Leading consultan...

While nasal inflammation and blockage are commonly caused by allergic reactions, pollution, or structural abnormalities, in rare cases, they can be linked to autoimmune diseases. Conditions such as gr...

In this article, we gain valuable perspective from esteemed consultant rheumatologist Dr Elisa Astorri, who discusses the symptoms associated with lupus and delves into the reasons behind the often in...

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), or simply lupus, is a chronic disorder that affects more than five million people worldwide. Here, Professor Tom Sheeran, renowned consultant rheumatologist, provid...

Highly respected paediatric rheumatologist Dr Vinay Shivamurthy reveals how lupus, an auto-immune condition, can cause a wide range of symptoms and affect various of the body's organ systems. The lead...

Cutaneous lupus is caused by an autoimmune response in which the immune system attacks healthy skin cells by mistake, leading to inflammation and red rashes. Highly esteemed consultant dermatologist, ...

Diseases which mostly affect the kidney’s filters are classified under the umbrella term glomerulonephritis. Although some patients experience sudden, serious complications, these conditions can devel...

One of London’s top nephrologists Professor Liz Lightstone explains just how lupus affects the kidneys and the ways in which it can be diagnosed and managed.