Coronavirus and Lupus - Update March 28
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Another is a series of updates about the coronavirus and its impact on people with lupus. Produced by the Lupus Foundation of America, it features expert information from Dr. Ashira Blazer, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology at New York Universities Langone Medical Center in New York City.
Thank you SO SO MUCH for this series! It is amazing to have access to reliable information pertaining our special situation and our special needs. Can't thank you enough!
I love this doctor she is so smart and helpful 💜🙏🏼
That was very informative! thank you!! Lupus Warrior in Fla.
Dr Blazer was very informative, articulate and easy to understand. This was an excellent session. Thank you LFA and Dr Blazer.
I really wish she was my Doc. VERY INFORMATIVE
Yes I think this is a good channel to watch and yes I am a Lupus yes it can make you feel bad at times.
The CDC has so much information also if your on Medicare call your insurance and ask them to help and they will it’s on your prescription card ...(On Plaquenil)
thanks for the update! I'm so grateful I've discovered this video and website :)
Thank you so much. I appreciate this greatly, it has definitely eased my anxiety as many of my question were addressed.
Yes definitely look to another job I worked as a health care worker I got pneumonia and septic shock do not put yourself at risk please I ended up on a ventilator (working as a health care worker )
Thanks again for the great information!
thank you for this!
I really appreciate this information. We're all a bit worried. I think I'm just gonna start taking one pill instead of two until things calm down a bit so I don't run out.
JoAnna Johnson i also started doing that
Thank you 💜
I’ve been experiencing the flare ups ongoing for about three months before they announced the Coronavirus. I’ve tested positive for strep throat three times within two months. They prescribed steroids and doxycycline the first two times. On Thursday I was prescribed azythromicin and have two more days to go. My flare ups have ranged from headaches, dizziness, skin sensitivity, my heart condition for three days, fatigue, body aches in different locations constant, weight loss again, nausea and vomiting almost daily. I’ve exhausted all my funds last year on Rhuematologist and cardiologist. On February 18, 2019 was rushed into an emergency cardiac cath after undergoing the heart echo and sonogram over time. Is there any help for people financially ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. ❤️
Watch these strictly to help my mom thank you.
Sorry I miss spell something I am a Lupus patient and I take something for my lupus I ask my self will it ever go away special if you have arthritis as well.
Do you know of any Lupus patients that are taking Hydroxychloroquin that have acquired the novel Coronavirus?
Me too! I'm looking for that info!
Yes I know someone that has the virus along with Lupus it’s really how the Lupus has progressed she is at home now recovering but then again every patient is different
Glendora Living positive with Lupus ..is she taking Hydroxychloroquin? If so, how long has she been taking it?
I have SLE and live in a city with rapid community spread, I believe I have been exposed two days ago. I'll do my best to update here if anyone is curious to know how things unfold for me..? ❗Not on any maintenance medication at the time though❗ 23 years old, no fever today but dry cough is mildly there when I breathe deeply. Let me know if you'd like to hear what happens for me in the next few days/weeks :) I'm happy to share, as much as situations permit.
I’ve been taking plaquenil for 8 years and caught covid and have been extremely ill for almost 5 weeks. I work in health care and have missed 5 weeks of work and I’m still not back. I have never been this sick in my entire life. I have not had a problem with my lupus flaring up since I was 18 (I’m going to be 26 soon) and my body just can not kick this virus.