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What are some alternative therapies that can help someone who has vasculitis?
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Immunotherapy: Large and middle size vessel vasculitis can be lifethreateming so treatment is also aggressive with drugs such as Cyclophosphamide and Prednisone and b cell ablation with rituxamab. Small vessel vasculitis can be observed or treated with short courses of steroids. Azathiaprine can be used to avoid relapses.
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