Patient's question:
How to deal with recurrent bleeding in lupus? Is it necessary to go to the hospital for surgery? Is it necessary to reach the point of kidney replacement?Doctor's answer:
Lupus-related diseases, if they affect platelets or cause low hemoglobin, are likely to lead to recurrent skin peeling. Initially, topical medications can be used for treatment, and corticosteroid drugs may be used as appropriate. During treatment, it is crucial to monitor blood tests to determine the appropriate dosage of hemostatic drugs based on the results. Only active treatment can effectively stop the bleeding.