Is there any good treatment for systemic lupus erythematosus?! Urgent! 20

Your mothers are too old, may be a little difficult, I suggest you find some specialized old Chinese medicine doctors, to relieve the pain, as for what body rots and dies is pure nonsense, we must make the old people happy, we have a very old grandmother cured here, generally drug control, and this disease is genetic, there is indeed no local treatment, but as long as you ensure that you do not catch a cold or fever, you can stop the medicine and do not **, as long as you maintain a positive attitude, nothing is a problem!

Lupus erythematosus is simply caused by the body's immune cells (T cells) that are too poor to distinguish between different and attack blood vessels. ** direction, is to regulate the function of T cells.

No, it would be better to do kidney wear but your mother is too old, I don't know if it will work, so you can take good care of her and make him feel better. Psychologically reduces suffering.

My mother has also been suffering from this disease for more than ten years, and my mother said that she will die of rotten body in the future. I understand your pain. I also want to help you, I really can't help it, I don't even know ** at the moment.

Three-dimensional detoxification technology, comprehensive immunity of traditional Chinese medicine, etc.

Why is the disease ulcerated in both lower limbs?

I'm sick with this disease, but this is the first time I've heard of this lower limb ulcers...

It doesn't make sense, right? It's not diabetes, how can it ulcerate in both lower limbs???

Why don't you consult a doctor in the Chinese medicine hematology specialty of the 210 Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army? Outpatient**0411-85841104

I don't know how far away, the hospital is in Dalian.

I have this disease too"It's best to tie it up"

1. General**: Educate patients to make them correctly understand the disease, eliminate fear, learn to recognize the signs of disease activity, cooperate with the patient, follow the doctor's instructions, and follow up regularly. Understand the need for long-term follow-up.

Avoid excessive exposure to ultraviolet light, use UV protection (sunscreen, etc.) and avoid excessive fatigue.

2. Light **: about 1 4. Although the patient is active, the symptoms are mild, showing only photoallergy, rash, arthritis, or mild serositis, but no obvious visceral damage.

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenac, meloxicam, etc. can be used. This class of drugs can reduce the glomerular filtration rate and increase the blood creatinine, and patients with renal damage should be used with caution.

3. Severe**: The patient is in serious condition, with high SLE activity, accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever, fatigue and weight loss, and obvious abnormalities in laboratory examinations. Glucocorticoids: have strong anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive effects, and are the first choice for SLE.