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Old 09-15-2018, 04:51 PM #21
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I'm having a really hectic week, so I can't go into diet right now (will soon).

You have a primary doctor, right? Have they done a urinalysis lately? If you have symptoms, having a UA can be revealing if you have lupus or other connective tissue diseases.

Urinalysis Test for Lupus : Physical, Chemical and Microscopic Analysis

If you have rashes on your skin after being exposed to the sun, a dermatologist can do a biopsy.

Is no one really thinking about symptoms here, or what to test for? Doesn't seem like it.

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