Patient's question:
Acute systemic lupus erythematosus? My cousin has had many red spots on her face recently. She doesn't know what happened again. She used to have very good skin, but later went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor suspected it might be acute systemic lupus erythematosus. Seeing that it hasn't improved in these days, are they butterfly-shaped? Wondering what acute systemic lupus erythematosus is?Doctor's answer:
Transient lupus-like treatment: Eat less or avoid foods that increase photosensitivity, such as figs, astragalus, rapeseed, yellow mud snails, and celery. If you eat them, avoid sunlight exposure after meals. Mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, many food dyes, and tobacco also have potential effects in inducing SLE. It is best to eat them less or avoid them. High-protein diet: Patients with kidney damage from SLE often have a large amount of protein depletion in their urine, which can lead to hypoproteinemia. Therefore, we must digest sufficient high-quality protein, drink more milk, and eat more protein-rich foods, such as soy products, eggs, lean meat, fish, etc.