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Lupus can affect the joints, muscles, and bones throughout the body, including the hip area. A lipoma is a benign fatty growth that can develop in muscle tissue. While not directly caused by lupus, the presence of a lipoma near your hip joint could be contributing to your pain symptoms, especially given its location. If the Show Full Answer

Lupus can affect the joints, muscles, and bones throughout the body, including the hip area. A lipoma is a benign fatty growth that can develop in muscle tissue. While not directly caused by lupus, the presence of a lipoma near your hip joint could be contributing to your pain symptoms, especially given its location. If the lipoma is causing mobility issues or discomfort, you may want to discuss removal options with your healthcare provider. Since lupus can affect joints and cause pain, it's important to have your rheumatologist evaluate whether your symptoms are related to lupus activity, the lipoma, or a combination of both to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.

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