Lupus is often called “the great imitator” because it can affect nearly every organ and mimic many other conditions. While a lupus diagnosis can feel overwhelming, there is real hope: with early diagnosis, personalized treatment, and holistic care, many people living with lupus experience long periods of remission and lead full, active lives. At UnabridgedMD, we blend modern medicine with mind-body healing, supporting you every step of the way.

Learn why remission—not a cure—is the key goal in autoimmune and rheumatologic diseases. Discover what remission means, how it improves quality of life, and why early, strong treatment is critical to stopping inflammation and protecting long-term health.

Drug-induced lupus is a type of lupus that’s triggered by certain medications. It mimics the symptoms of lupus but is caused by drugs...

VIDEO: find out why remission should be your goal for your lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, or any other condition ASAP.

In our previous blogs, we dove into understanding what lupus is and how it is diagnosed. Today, we are going to talk about managing lupus...

Let's start today with a couple real-life cases to illustrate how lupus can manifest differently in individuals. One patient with low...

Today we will be talking about lupus, specifically systemic lupus erythematosus. I encountered a patient who had multiple seizures, so...

Introduction: In this blog we will explore the management of lupus, shedding light on both lifestyle strategies and medications that can...