Lupus

About Lupus

Lupus can affect almost any part of the body, and many people come to DrTalks looking for support beyond managing flares. Fatigue and brain fog, joint pain, skin problems, worries about the kidneys, and feeling like stress sets everything off are all things these experts see every day. These talks also go past the immune system. Lupus is tied to gut health, inflammation, nutrient levels, toxins and air pollution, and long-term stress and trauma. You'll find conversations on one doctor's story of going from lupus to remission, hidden autoimmune triggers, brain health with rheumatologic conditions, and how chronic inflammation affects the kidneys. Doctors, rheumatologists and functional medicine practitioners explain what's actually going on, which tests are worth asking your provider about, from autoimmune antibody panels to kidney function and inflammatory markers, and what helps, from plant-rich eating and omega-3s to elimination diets, cleaner home products, better sleep and stress support.