Nutrition for Joint Pain in Lupus Patients
The autoimmune disease lupus results from the immune system mistaking healthy tissue as a foreign invader It often affects several areas of the body, especially the joints. Unlike a condition such as diabetes, where the role of diet in controlling the condition has been firmly established, specific dietary interventions do not exist for lupus. Research suggests, however, that making certain dietary changes might help reduce inflammation, a major player in autoimmune diseases.
September 6, 2011 No Comments
Venus Williams’ Withdrawal from U.S. Open Due To Autoimmune Disease Symptoms
Lupus Research Institute Urges Women to Seek Medical Attention for Severe Fatigue and Joint Pain
NEW YORK, NY – September 1, 2011 – The stunning announcement last night of Venus Williams’ withdrawal from the U.S. Open tennis tournament due to a debilitating and difficult to diagnose autoimmune disease is important news for all women suffering similar symptoms. The Lupus Research Institute (LRI) President Margaret Dowd encourages women to speak to their physician if they have symptoms that include overwhelming fatigue and joint pain.
September 6, 2011 No Comments
