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-Lupus is not understood well enough to be prevented, but when the disease develops, quality of life can be improved through flare prevention. The warning signs of an impending flare include increased [[fatigue]], [[pain]], [[rash]], [[fever]], abdominal discomfort, [[headache]] and [[dizziness]]. Early recognition of warning signs and good communication with a doctor can help individuals with lupus remain active, experience less pain and reduce medical visits.
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