Know How Meds for Lupus Stack Up

August 2019

Many patients with lupus will end up taking multiple meds...to control inflammation, minimize organ damage, and manage symptoms.

This autoimmune disease can impact almost anywhere in the body...causing a butterfly rash on the face, joint pain, and other problems.

Hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) is usually used first for lupus. It manages skin and joint symptoms and may reduce clots and kidney damage.

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Table of Contents

Medication Errors Prevent Mishaps With Meds That Patients Need to Mix Before Use
Antimalarials Expect Some Travelers to Get Arakoda for Malaria Prevention
Compounding Be Ready for Non-Sterile Compounding Changes With USP 795 Updates
Insulin Use Strategies to Help Patients Afford Insulin
Photosensitivity Watch for Patients on Meds That Make Them Prone to Sun Sensitivity
Opioids Don't Think of Tramadol as a "Safer" Opioid
Diabetes Look Out for Mix-Ups With GLP-1 Agonists for Diabetes
Lupus Know How Meds for Lupus Stack Up
Pregnancy Stay Alert for OTC GI Meds That Pose Risks in Pregnancy
Patient Safety Get the Facts About Stem Cells