Lupus is an autoimmune disease that damages all the organs in the body, including the brain. “Lupus brain fog” refers to cognitive problems, mood imbalances, and the fatigue people experience. It’s common but infrequently talked about. In this article, we bring up some possible symptoms and...
In about 40% of people with the disorder, lupus affects the central nervous system, comprised of the brain and spinal cord. This is sometimes called neuropsychiatric lupus, and symptoms may include: confusion and difficulty concentrating, sometimes called brain fog memory issues headaches anxiety depr...
memory, and concentration. It’s sometimes described as “brain fog.” It can be caused by the disease itself, or it can result from other symptoms. For example, if pain keeps you from getting enoughsleep, that can make you foggy. ...
Lupus sufferers often report a memory problem known as “lupus fog” that interferes with daily tasks. Those with lupus fog may struggle to remember names, dates, and generally find it difficult to think clearly. Memory techniques can be helpful, as well as staying organized with calendars, re...
They may not understand that you have lupus brain fog, and that is sometimes you don't concentrate. You make mistakes at work. They may not understand that you are an unreliable employee. Why? Because your lupus is unpredictable. You may be there three days one week, five days the next...
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Lupus symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, and pain can get in the way of your workload. To minimize them, first work with your doctor to come up with an effective treatment plan. There’s no cure for lupus, but the right treatment can reduce flare-ups, address symptoms, and prevent compl...
Lupus sufferers often report a memory problem known as “lupus fog” that interferes with daily tasks. Those with lupus fog may struggle to remember names, dates, and generally find it difficult to think clearly. Memory techniques can be helpful, as well as staying organized with calendars, re...
Because of the potential relationship between hormones and lupus, hormone therapy has been considered as a possible treatment for lupus. However, because the interactions of hormones in the body – and hormones with the immune system, specifically – can be complex. It has been difficult to figure...