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Lupus Myths: Headaches are a Manifestation of Neurologic Lupus

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November 6, 2017

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The old American College of Rheumatology criteria in the definition of what is considered to be brain lupus included headaches. Patients would be treated for these headaches as if they were part of lupus. Studies since have shown that headaches in lupus patients are not more common than in the general population.

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Disease Information, Patient Education, Lupus, Lupus Center

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