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Aren't throbbing, painful feet a symptom of kidney failure in systemic lupus?
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No: However, painful feet may be secondary to arthritic inflammation or a neuropathy associated with lupus. Simple tests for kidney function would answer your question definitively.
Answered 4/5/2013
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