Living with Lupus

Lupus is a disease where the immune system becomes over-active. It is a chronic disease which affects one or many tissues of the body; skin, joints, muscles, blood vessels, blood cells, brain and nerves etc. Inflammatory and immune responses account for many of the symptoms observed in lupus.
Due to its many varied and often invisible symptoms, lupus can be very difficult to diagnose. It currently takes an average of 7.5 years for a patient to reach diagnosis.

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You can learn more at www.lupusuk.org.uk

Further information on the evidence sources used in producing this video can be obtained from
LUPUS UK National Office by emailing [email protected]