Who Gets Lupus? Dr. Sunitha, Consultant Rheumatologist

Dr. Sunitha Kayidhi, Consultant Rheumatologist at Continental Hospitals, explains who is most at risk of developing lupus.
- Who is commonly affected by lupus?
Lupus most commonly affects women between the ages of 15 and 45. However, it can also occur in men, children under 15, and elderly individuals. Essentially, lupus can affect people of any age or gender.
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- Is there a particular age group more prone to lupus?
While lupus can affect anyone, it is most frequently diagnosed in women of childbearing age, typically between 15 and 45 years old.
- Can men get lupus?
Yes, although lupus is more common in women, men can also develop the condition. It is important to recognize that lupus is not limited to one gender.
- Are children at risk for lupus?
Yes, children under 15 can also be affected by lupus. Pediatric lupus may present differently and require careful monitoring and treatment.
- Can elderly people develop lupus?
Yes, elderly individuals can develop lupus. While it is less common, lupus can occur at any age, and symptoms may vary in older adults.
- What are the key demographics affected by lupus?
The key demographics include women of childbearing age, men, children under 15, and elderly individuals. Lupus does not discriminate by age or gender.
Did You Know?
Lupus most commonly affects women between 15 and 45 years old.
Men, children under 15, and elderly individuals can also develop lupus.
Lupus can present differently across various age groups and genders, necessitating early diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Who is commonly affected by lupus?
Women between the ages of 15 and 45, but it can also affect men, children, and elderly individuals.
- Is there a particular age group more prone to lupus?
Most frequently diagnosed in women of childbearing age, typically between 15 and 45 years old.
- Can men get lupus?
Yes, men can also develop lupus, though it is more common in women.
- Are children at risk for lupus?
Yes, children under 15 can be affected by lupus and may present with different symptoms.
- Can elderly people develop lupus?
Yes, elderly individuals can develop lupus, and symptoms may vary compared to younger patients.
- What are the key demographics affected by lupus?
Women of childbearing age, men, children under 15, and elderly individuals, as lupus do not discriminate by age or gender.
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