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Why is a patient given immune suppressors to fight off lupus?

Lupus is a type of cancer and suppressing the immune system increases the effects of more potent drugs that destroy cancerous cells.
Lupus is a type of cancer, and suppressing the immune system allows for healthy cells to regenerate.
Lupus is an autoimmune disease, and suppressing the immune system minimizes the damage to the body’s own cells.
Lupus is an autoimmune disease, and suppressing the immune system allows antibiotics to fight the infection.

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Queenkandi88idn

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my dad has/had Lupus so I know what it is!

RockinMomma1979idn

Answer:

Lupus is an autoimmune disease, and suppressing the immune system minimizes the damage to the body's own cells.

Explanation:

Lupus can attack your muscles, skin, bones, organs, etc. The use of immune suppressors combined with steroids can help the body regenerate healthy cells to generate.

These medications have a lot of bad side effects on ones body as well but the pros help someone with Lupus a lot if given the right medication and not on an immune suppressor longer than needed.

**My Mother In-Law has Lupus and she helped with some questions I had. I hope that this answer helps you out!

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