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Kidney (nephritis) or bladder inflammation can be due to lupus, Narelle, and we are more prone to UTIs if we have nephritis or are immunosuppressed. As AI says, the infections aren't directly caused by lupus.
Frequent urinary tract infections (UTIs) can occur in people with lupus nephritis, which is when lupus affects the kidneys. While UTIs themselves are not a direct sign of lupus attacking the kidneys, they can indicate kidney dysfunction caused by lupus nephritis. If you experience frequent UTIs, consult your doctor to Show Full Answer
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