1.
Kidney inflammation:
medically speaking, people with lupus may suffer from 'nephritis', which is the
inflammation that makes it harder for the kidneys filter toxins and waste from
the blood. According to statistics, kidney inflammation starts at any time
within the first five years of the inflammation.
2.
Painful and swollen joints:
infection of lupus causes pains, swelling and stiffness in joints especially in
the morning. Rash on Buttocks At the beginning, it might be mild, and then things get more and
more painful. If over-the-counter medications don't help, you'd better consult
your doctor. Like all symptoms of lupus, swellings come and go if treated early.
3.
Gastrointestinal problems: people
with lupus experience occasional heartburn, acid indigestion, or other
gastrointestinal problems. Using over-the-counter medications, mild symptoms
can be successfully treated. In case you experience frequent bouts of acid
indigestion, or heartburn, try then to cut the size of your meals. Avoid drinks
with caffeine and laying after a meal. If all these don't work. Consult your
doctor.
4.
Thyroid problems:
people with lupus are mostly prone to develop autoimmune disease. Normally, the
thyroid helps to control your body's metabolism. malfunction of thyroid may
negatively affect the vital organs of the body, such as: the kidneys, brains
and heart.
5.
Dry mouth and dry eyes:
people with lupus may develop Sjogren's syndrome, which causes malfunctioning
of the glands of saliva and tears and end up with dry mouth and eye.