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nasal folds
by postie, Jul 15, 2008 02:42PM
I'm reading Dr. Daniel Wallace's book on Lupus.
This is my question? He explains that nasolabial folds are the outer parts of nose and cheek that meet upper lip and usually not affected by Lupus.
This got me confused--I'm not sure if he means the skin by the nose and beside the cheek or when he says upper lip does that mean under the nose?
Also he mentions that USUALLY not affected by Lupus. Does that mean some people still may have Lupus if it's not in that area where the rash is?
Postie
This is my question? He explains that nasolabial folds are the outer parts of nose and cheek that meet upper lip and usually not affected by Lupus.
This got me confused--I'm not sure if he means the skin by the nose and beside the cheek or when he says upper lip does that mean under the nose?
Also he mentions that USUALLY not affected by Lupus. Does that mean some people still may have Lupus if it's not in that area where the rash is?
Postie
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PS I read that book. It is great. Read Dr. Lahita's book also.