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Has anyone had luck with ivermectin tablets, and if so, what dose?

The search results don't contain any information about ivermectin being used to treat lupus. Ivermectin isn't a standard lupus medication, and there's no evidence in the available lupus treatment literature about its effectiveness or dosing for this Show Full Answer

Has anyone had luck with ivermectin tablets, and if so, what dose?

The search results don't contain any information about ivermectin being used to treat lupus. Ivermectin isn't a standard lupus medication, and there's no evidence in the available lupus treatment literature about its effectiveness or dosing for this condition.

If you're considering ivermectin or any new medication for your lupus, it's really important to talk with your rheumatologist first. They can discuss:

- Whether it might interact with your current lupus medications
- Any potential risks specific to your health situation
- Evidence-based treatments that are proven to help with lupus

Your doctor knows your medical history and can guide you toward treatments that are both safe and effective for managing your symptoms. Never start a new medication without their guidance, as some drugs can worsen lupus or interfere with your current treatment plan.

If you're looking for relief from specific symptoms, let your healthcare team know what you're experiencing. They may have other proven options to suggest.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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