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A lupus flare is a noticeable increase in disease activity that may require changes in treatment. During a flare, you may experience multiple symptoms including:

• Increased joint and muscle pain
• Facial rashes (including the butterfly rash)
• Headaches
• Stomach problems
• Fever
• Extreme fatigue
• Dizziness Flares can be Show Full Answer

A lupus flare is a noticeable increase in disease activity that may require changes in treatment. During a flare, you may experience multiple symptoms including:

• Increased joint and muscle pain
• Facial rashes (including the butterfly rash)
• Headaches
• Stomach problems
• Fever
• Extreme fatigue
• Dizziness Flares can be triggered by emotional, physical, or environmental factors, and these triggers are unique to each person. While flares are a normal part of living with lupus, even when the condition is well-managed, working with your rheumatologist can help you identify your personal triggers and develop strategies to better manage your symptoms.

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Flare Triggers and Lupus