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While wearable monitors weren't specifically mentioned in the search results, tracking symptoms and listening to your body is an important part of managing lupus flares. If you notice patterns through your monitoring that help you identify potential flare triggers, this information can be valuable to share with your Show Full Answer

While wearable monitors weren't specifically mentioned in the search results, tracking symptoms and listening to your body is an important part of managing lupus flares. If you notice patterns through your monitoring that help you identify potential flare triggers, this information can be valuable to share with your healthcare team.

Here are some key signs to monitor for flares:
• Changes in energy levels
• New or worsening symptoms
• Increased stress levels
• Sleep patterns
• Physical activity tolerance If you notice signs of a potential flare through your monitoring, it's important to:
• Rest and avoid current stressors
• Contact your healthcare team if symptoms persist or worsen
• Follow your treatment plan
• Make any recommended lifestyle adjustments

Your healthcare team can help adjust your treatment plan based on the patterns you observe through monitoring.

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Flare Triggers and Lupus