Patient's question:
Dr. Su, my mother is your patient. Your diagnosis is systemic erythema. She was discharged half a month ago this year. Her fever was caused by a respiratory infection. According to your doctor's advice, she lost a lot of Kangfukang and Baifule when she was discharged. The effect is very good. So far, her respiratory system feels very well, but she has had some pain in her whole body and waist for a period of time. According to the doctor's advice, she is still taking 6 tablets of prednisone and cyclophosphamide for three months. She felt very painful in the middle. I would like to ask you to take time out of your busy schedule to guide the diagnosis. We really don't know how to be a good child. Thank you for being here.Doctor's answer:
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease that requires long-term use of hormones or autoimmune preparations to control the stability of the disease. After the disease is controlled, the dosage of the drug can be gradually increased. Maintain the minimum dose for a longer period of time to prevent other complications. Prevent exposure to ultraviolet light, enhance rest. If pain reappears during the treatment process, consider how to lose the drug faster and cause symptoms.