Lupus symptoms are varied and complex and everyone is unique. However there are some common symptoms everyone should know. Learn all about it here.

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2:14 Malar Rash
3:20 Photosensitivity
4:04 Alopecia
5:20 Oral Ulcers
5:50 Joint Pain
7:25 Pleuritis/Pericarditis
9:20 Nephritis
*13:07 Symptoms of Kidney failure
14:20 Nervous System

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