Yes: SLE can be affected by stress, hormone fluctuations, normal hormone changes as part of your menstrual cycle and hormone pills such as birth control.
Answered 4/20/2015
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How annoying for you: Nonspecific symptoms like joint pain and fatigue can vary with sleep, diet, exercise and certainly your period. Talk to your rheumatologist who can evaluate you to be sure these are not related to your lupus and that you are taking your medications, wearing sunscreen etc. Knowing that your lupus is in good control will help you manage your symptoms.
Answered 7/22/2015
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