
Suggest Treatment For Lupus

Thank you in advance,
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Mold exposure possibly related to autoimmune diseases
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I understand your concern and I am sorry you have been going through all this.
While not scientifically proven, there have been many reports where exposure to mold has triggered the appearance or aggravated the existing autoimmune diseases such as Lupus or Rheumatoid arthritis.
Autoimmune diseases are multifactorial, meaning that both genetic and environmental factors play a role in their appearance. However, in the presence of aggressive environmental factors such as mold and humidity in this case, an already activated immune system (such as autoimmune conditions) can be aggressively triggered, as it recognizes the inhaled mold spores as foreign bodies that need to be isolated and eliminated.
So yes, despite the absence of proper research and scientifically proven facts, as a doctor, I do believe that in your case, living in an apartment that has flooded and not been professionally tested and taken care of afterwards, may have played a big part in the aggravation of your disease and deterioration of your dog's health.
Even in the absence of a previous illness, living in a humid and moldy place is not acceptable by any standards.
I hope this helps. I'd be happy to ans any further questions you may have.
Wishing you good health and all the best.


Dear Dr. Ornela Ademovi.,
A question just came to mind, as I continue to try and put this case together, would you have an issue with mean printing this out and placing it with all my other options from credial doctor's and institutions? I will understand any answer, but I wouldn't just do it without asking you first.
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hello, can you please resend answer, I received a message and it did not go through to my email, said system failed to send.
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My answer is based on personal experience and knowledge
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
I understand what you have been going through. As I stated in my previous reply, my answer is based on an educated guess and personal experience with my patients, but not on research based facts. Therefore I cannot agree to my answer being taken as a reference as this would not be professionally acceptable for me as a doctor.
I hope you understand.
I wish you good health and success in all your endeavors.


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