Patient's question:
Mom got lupus 10 years ago. Her past treatment and effectiveness: Currently, she has been taking hormones and medication. She takes one pill a day. The dosage is not high. Now, she is very irritable and doesn't like to eat. What kind of help she cares about: Hello, is there a cure?Doctor's answer:
The main treatment for lupus is immunosuppressants + corticosteroids. Commonly, it involves cyclophosphamide + prednisone. Additionally, many supportive medications are also necessary, such as calcium supplements, drugs to regulate electrolyte balance, and numerous traditional Chinese medicine treatments to address organ damage. It is best to follow the advice of doctors from reputable hospitals, as this field is highly specialized. It is particularly important not to self-adjust or discontinue hormone therapy, as this often triggers flare-ups.