Lead a healthy life 123

To lead a healthy life - Life is so beautiful _ but In our spending life sometimes we are fall in various types of problems, for that- suddenly we fall in illness - physically or mentally. But some consciousness and take steps in proper time, we can overcome it. Sometimes our ignorance convince us to avoid awareness.
Do you know the name of the disease 'Lupus'? - If you say it, anyone will look at you with questioning eyes! Because its name is not heard much. I also learned about it from health journals. But at least the disease exists. So it is good to know if you want to lead a healthy life.
Another name for lupus is Systemic Lupus Erythematous
or SLE. It is an autoimmune disease, meaning the immune system works against
its own body. Lupus is mainly a disease of young girls.
Imagine - a cute teenage girl suffered from this
disease or died due to our ignorance! How sad, isn't it? So it is necessary to know.
The symptoms of this disease are diverse because
different organs and cells of the body are affected. Due to the diverse
symptoms, the diagnosis of the disease is often delayed or not detected on
time.
To increase public awareness, the Lupus Foundation of
the United States has recently created a simple checklist, which can be
combined with the symptoms of the disease and be alerted by the general public.
# The doctor says about the symptoms and precautions
of the disease - If the following symptoms are present for a long time or
several at once, you may suspect that you have lupus.
Skin
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1. Skin sensitive to sunlight, red spots.
2. Butterfly-like welts from the nose to the cheeks.
3. Excessive hair loss.
Joints
and muscles --
1. Pain or swelling in multiple bones and joints for
more than three months.
2. Unexplained fatigue and weakness.
Brain
and nerves --
1. Convulsions, abnormal behavior, which lasts more
than an hour.
2. Long-term fever, the cause of which cannot be
found.
Heart
and lungs --
1. Chest pain, which increases with prolonged
breathing.
Nose,
ears, throat --
1. Long-term sores on the roof of the mouth.
Blood
and circulatory system --
1. Anemia, lack of white blood cells or platelets in
the blood.
2. Fingers change color in the cold (first white, then
blue, finally red).
3. Urine becomes red, foamy, or has protein in it.
4. Swelling of the face, eyes, and legs.
Lupus is not contagious, nor is it a hereditary
disease. There is no cure for this disease, but if diagnosed and treated at the
right time, it can be controlled. If not treated, there is a risk of death.
If you have sensitive skin, you should not go out in
the sun too much, you should apply sunblock (SPF 30). Lupus patients can get
married and have children. However, special precautions are necessary. Condoms
are the best for them for birth control. Birth control pills are often risky.
However, if the severity of the disease is low, and
there is no risk of kidney complications or blood clots, low-dose pills can be
taken.