Abstract

CASE STUDY OF MILD FOCAL PROLIFERATIVE LUPUS NEPHRITIS (CLASS III): DEVELOPMENT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA BY SECONDARY USE OF NSAID

Abhishek Hanumanth Khaire*

ABSTRACT

Systemic lupus Erythematosus. Prototype multi system autoimmune disorder with broad spectrum. In which organs, tissue and cells undergo damage mediated by tissue binding autoantibodies and immune complex. Mucocutaneous:-Acute rashes malar rash (butterfly). Rash may last from days to weeks. Caused by facial erythema I. Rosacea, seborrheic, atopic, contact dermatitis and glucocorticoid –induce dermal atrophy and flushing, Chronic rashes. Other symptoms:, Serositis, proteninuria, seizures, hemolytic. Seizures, hemolyticanemia/leukopenia. Current case report 34-year-old women SLE 2 Year ago. Initially presented with a malar rash, fatigue and arthralgias presently. The patient was successfully recovered by proper edication and counselling.

Keywords: Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, malar rash, Antinuclear Antibody Test (NA), Iron Deficiency Anemia, NSAIDs.