How Does Scleroderma Affect the Esophagus? The Red Flags to Be Aware Of
Some 90 percent of patients with systemic sclerosis have gastrointestinal symptoms, and the esophagus is predominantly affected.
Continue readingSome 90 percent of patients with systemic sclerosis have gastrointestinal symptoms, and the esophagus is predominantly affected.
Continue readingPeople with chronic illness that can affect the immune system, such as many forms of inflammatory arthritis, continue to be worried about the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what infectious disease experts and rheumatologists want you to know.
Continue readingWhile not everyone with lupus experiences neuropsychiatric symptoms, new research confirms that many do, especially during the first few years after first being diagnosed.
Continue readingInitially used to treat seizures, anticonvulsant medications have become more widely used to treat certain types of chronic pain, such as fibromyalgia.
Continue readingSystemic scleroderma causes all-over inflammation and thickening and tightening of connective tissue, which can have a serious impact on the kidneys.
Continue readingAmy Millios experienced symptoms for more than a decade before she got a diagnosis —and, even then, it was a struggle to get doctors to believe her.
Continue readingAlthough there isn’t a lot of scientific research on this oft-overlooked symptom, here’s what experts — and many patients — had to say.
Continue readingThose ultimately diagnosed with PsA had some telltale patterns of joint pain and certain types of health care provider visits in the years leading up to their diagnosis.
Continue readingThis often-recommended home remedy didn’t pan out in a new study of gout patients.
Continue readingThis advice from mental health experts and fellow patients could help prevent a bad day from become a bad week, month, or worse.
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