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Par planitis and lupus
First I would like to thank you for your answer to my question on Pars Planitis. I have also learned that it may run hand in hand with Lupus. I have a few symtoms of Lupus but my first blood test was negative. My niece has Lupus and had a very bad flare up this last February she has lost her hair do to Lupus and is in a wheelchair. I also know that the blood test are not concrete. My Pars Planitis is still the same do to the fact that I cannot have the steriod injections anymore. Could this be a sign of Lupus?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I doubt it. Why is that you can not have steroid injections? Is it due to pressure elevation?
You could consider a Ozurdex implant--lower incidence of pressure elevation.
Dr. O.
You could consider a Ozurdex implant--lower incidence of pressure elevation.
Dr. O.
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