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February 3, 2024
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It sounds like you're looking for shared experiences from others who developed lupus after pregnancy. Here are some relevant experiences from the knowledge base:

- One user shared: "My Dx occurred with this last pregnancy. I'm still in an active flare, but I'm trying to get it stabilized. I would like to move to a natural Show Full Answer

It sounds like you're looking for shared experiences from others who developed lupus after pregnancy. Here are some relevant experiences from the knowledge base:

- One user shared: "My Dx occurred with this last pregnancy. I'm still in an active flare, but I'm trying to get it stabilized. I would like to move to a natural approach, but right now my lupus is too severe."
- Another user mentioned: "I had horrible pregnancies. During my last, I had an enlarged lymph node emerge behind my ear. I also had a very strange and very itchy rash appear on both thighs and it has stayed for 3 years."

If you believe you have Sjögren’s Syndrome, it's important to discuss this with your healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and management.

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