Lupus Guidelines

Lupus guidelines are summaries of the best medical practices used by healthcare providers to diagnose and treat lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the body's own tissues. They help doctors make consistent, evidence-based decisions about managing symptoms, preventing organ damage, and adjusting treatments. These guidelines are regularly updated based on new research and aim to improve patient outcomes through personalized care, monitoring, and safe use of medications. They serve as a roadmap for clinicians to ensure patients receive effective, coordinated, and comprehensive care tailored to their individual needs.