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Yes, some people with lupus have tried red light therapy for fatigue, pain, and inflammation. Here are a few personal experiences shared by MyLupusTeam members:

- One member mentioned that red light therapy did not stop their hair from falling out or make the discoid rash on their scalp go away, but it did help with body Show Full Answer

Yes, some people with lupus have tried red light therapy for fatigue, pain, and inflammation. Here are a few personal experiences shared by MyLupusTeam members:

- One member mentioned that red light therapy did not stop their hair from falling out or make the discoid rash on their scalp go away, but it did help with body aches, joint pain, and stiffness.
- Another member just started using it and is hoping it might help with hair loss and possibly initiate some regrowth.

It's important to consult with your doctor before trying red light therapy, especially if you have lupus or another autoimmune disease.

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