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Are you asking about tumid lupus as a type of lupus?

Tumid lupus is indeed a recognized form of cutaneous (skin) lupus. It's a subtype that causes raised, red patches on sun-exposed areas of the skin, typically without the scaling seen in other forms of cutaneous lupus.

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Are you asking about tumid lupus as a type of lupus?

Tumid lupus is indeed a recognized form of cutaneous (skin) lupus. It's a subtype that causes raised, red patches on sun-exposed areas of the skin, typically without the scaling seen in other forms of cutaneous lupus.

The search results provided don't specifically mention tumid lupus, but it falls under the broader category of cutaneous lupus erythematosus. Cutaneous lupus affects the skin and includes several subtypes, with tumid lupus being one of them.

If you're experiencing symptoms that might be related to tumid lupus, it's worth discussing with your rheumatologist or dermatologist. They can help determine which specific type of lupus you have and recommend appropriate treatment options for your skin symptoms.

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