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Yes, strokes caused by CNS lupus can be treated. When lupus affects the central nervous system (CNS), it can cause strokes by interrupting blood flow to the brain. These symptoms often occur alongside flare-ups in other parts of the body. Treatment typically involves a two-pronged approach
- Blood thinners are used Show Full Answer

Yes, strokes caused by CNS lupus can be treated. When lupus affects the central nervous system (CNS), it can cause strokes by interrupting blood flow to the brain. These symptoms often occur alongside flare-ups in other parts of the body. Treatment typically involves a two-pronged approach:
- Blood thinners are used specifically to treat stroke symptoms
- Corticosteroids and immunosuppressive drugs are used to manage the underlying active lupus that may be contributing to CNS symptoms

Early diagnosis and treatment are essential for the best possible outcomes. If you experience any neurological symptoms, contact your healthcare provider immediately.

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