Symptoms of autoimmune diseases can come and go, ranging in how bad they are, or all go away for a while (called remission). Flares are the sudden and severe onset of symptoms. You might notice that certain triggers, such as stress or being out in the sun, cause your symptoms to flare. Knowing your triggers, following your treatment plan, and seeing your doctor regularly can help you to prevent flares or keep them from becoming severe. If you suspect a flare is coming, call your doctor. Don't try a "cure" you heard about from a friend or relative.
Symptoms of autoimmune diseases can come and go, ranging in how bad
they are, or all go away for a while (called remission). Flares are
the sudden and severe onset of symptoms. You might notice that
certain triggers, such as stress or being...
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Riverside Women's Health answered:Symptoms of autoimmune diseases can come and go, ranging in how bad they are, or all go away for a while (called remission). Flares are the sudden and severe onset of symptoms. You might notice that certain triggers, such as stress or being out in the sun, cause your symptoms to flare. Knowing your triggers, following your treatment plan, and seeing your doctor regularly can help you to prevent flares or keep them from becoming severe. If you suspect a flare is coming, call your doctor. Don't try a "cure" you heard about from a friend or relative.Symptoms of autoimmune diseases can come and go, ranging in how bad they are, or all go away for a while (called remission). Flares are the sudden and severe onset of symptoms. You might notice that certain triggers, such as stress or being... More