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Nina Rawls has Secondary Sjogren’s Syndrome, meaning it occurs in the presence of another connective tissue autoimmune disease, in her case it is lupus,also known as SLE
“With my finding, I am now an advocate for Sjogren’s syndrome awareness, early diagnosis and treatment.
I’m learning that although there is no cure for the syndrome, there are treatments that can greatly improve my troubling symptoms and will prevent further complications,” concludes Rawls.
“I’m hoping a greater awareness of the syndrome will push others to be more pro-active in talking with their doctors and dentists about their symptoms and gain potential treatment options.”
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Deleteso sorry to hear Nina Rawls has Sjogren's: what causes it?
ReplyDeleteIt's hard living with Sjogren's Syndrome especially when you don't know what symptoms you'll have from day to day. As a sjogren's sufferer myself I know first hand how hard it can be and I'm glad to see that people are trying to bring awareness to this disease. So thank you to all is doing so.
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