Pmr autoimmune disease

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Tips to explain Myositis to others in hopes of better understanding. #raredisease #myositis #autoimmunedisease #muscledisease #skindisease #lungdisease #myositisawareness #myositisinfocus

First described in 1972, mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD) is an autoimmune disease that is considered to be an "overlap" of different inflammatory forms of autoimmune connective tissue diseases: systemic lupus erythematosus (lupus), scleroderma, Sjogren’s syndrome and inflammatory myositis (dermatomyositis and polymyositis). In many cases, this mixed set of symptoms is eventually dominated by symptoms characteristic of one of the illnesses, especially scleroderma or lupus.

Autoimmune diseases are at an all time high right now. It seems like no matter where you look – someone is being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease like Hashimoto’s, Crohn’s, psoriasis, colitis, and more! Learn more about autoimmune disease on our Nuvitru Wellness blog

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There's a lot to learn about living with autoimmune disease. Read on to learn what you can expect and how you can better manage your disease.

So, in response to my negative reactions to certain inflammatory foods, I’ve had to make some serious changes to my diet. If you’re dealing with flare-ups on a regular basis, I highly recommend practicing the autoimmune protocol diet, an elimination diet that will help you identify and remove these triggering foods from your diet. Read on for my roundup of the worst foods for autoimmune disease.

In this post, I go over all themost common + early symptoms of multiple sclerosis - what I've dealt with, what it felt like, and more. If you or someone you love has MS, this is the post for you. #multiplesclerosis #centralnervoussystem #autoimmunedisease #chronicillness

Are you looking for autoimmune disease books? Are you trying to determine which foods to avoid for inflammation? Check out these book recommendations that made the biggest difference for me in reducing autoimmune flare ups. If you live with an autoimmune disease like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimotos, MS or any other, you’ll definitely want to click here for more information!

Exercise with an autoimmune disease can be tricky. Read about my exercise-induced autoimmune flare and how to avoid it!