What are the treatments for connective tissue diseases?

Patient's question:

Recently, because of being extremely busy at work, I have been working non-stop. As a result, my back of the hand has become sore, and I can no longer do even small tasks without pain. My face and feet have also started to swell. I immediately went to see a doctor, who prescribed medication. The doctor said this is a symptom of connective tissue disease. How should connective tissue disease be treated?

Doctor's answer:

The patient may experience a recurrence of connective tissue disease due to prolonged excessive fatigue, autoimmune abnormalities, or hereditary factors. This can lead to joint pain and facial swelling, and may also cause damage to kidney function. Patients with this condition require improved clinical diagnosis and examination, as well as the development of a specific treatment plan. Treatments may include corticosteroids, biologic agents, immunosuppressants, or herbal medicines.

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