Could Your Arthritis Be Lupus?

Arthritis December 17, 2008
Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis Can Overlap How to Get This Disease Diagnosed and Treated Could your joint pain and other symptoms be due to lupus? Patients sometimes have "overlap syndrome" with rheumatoid arthritis or similar conditions, and it's often hard for doctors to tell which disease you have. In fact, the Arthritis Foundation considers lupus to be one of the 100-plus types of arthritis. Get the facts on lupus, find the answers to your questions and learn how to cope. Community Connection Try our dozens of message boards for help with arthritis, lupus, pain relief, weight loss and more: Lupus: Which specialists to see Arthritis Central: Some pain, some gain Pain Issues Support: I just want to talk to the doctor Osteoporosis & Bone Health: What about supplements? 100 Pounds or More to Go: When health gets in the way Tips for Frequent Bladder Problems Help relieve overactive bladder problems. Learn more>>> YourTotalHealth Special Offers: Looking for information on product discounts, promotions and special offers from YourTotalHealth and its sponsors? Click here and you'll be signed up automatically. ADVERTISEMENT	NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! Women's Wellness: Need-to-know information for your health and wellness Chronic Pain: The latest pain management information Emotional Health : Information on issues affecting emotional health and well-being More free newsletters>>> VIDEOS Coping with perimenopause The facts about uterine fibroids Finding the right doctor ADVERTISEMENT
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