Warning Signs and Prevention Methods
Living with lupus and its potential side effects can seem overwhelming. Once a patient learns the warning signs and takes action with preventative methods, he or she can live a good quality of life. Maybe the person cannot keep the pace as was done before lupus, but he or she can still accomplish many things. Just look at this web site. I have created this on my own. I did all the typing, editing, etc. Yes, I did use Trellix Web software for the development but I had to plan my layout, research, and implement. Now, here is a list of warning signs to watch for:
 Increased fatigue
 Pain
 Rash
 Fever
 Headache
 Dizziness
 Stomach Discomfort
Sometimes when a person does everything possible to prevent a flare-up it still occurs. Unfortunately that is how lupus works. It is still recommended to try to prevent it from happening. Listen to your body is the best advice. The following is a guideline to help a person practice prevention:
 Learn to recognize the warning signs (listed above)
 Limit exposure to the sun
 Try to keep stress low
 Keep a healthy diet
 Good communication with your doctor
 Set realistic goals - don't overdue it
 Need adequate rest
 Light exercise, if possible
 Join a support group or web site group
Educate yourself about lupus. The more you learn the more you will understand and the less frightened you will be. There are many books written today on the subject. Remember that YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
My Lupus World Index
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