Abstract

*Batchu Pavani, T. Neha, G. Manoj Sai, G. Sushmitha, V. Tejaswi , G. Ramesh

ABSTRACT

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus is autoimmune and a complicated disease which is very difficult to treat and diagnose. The exact cause / Aetiology of abnormal autoantibody production and development of SLE is still unknown. It occurs more in women when compared to men. The SLE effects many organs which include Cardio-vascular system, renal damage, neurological system, gastro-intestinal tract etc. Typically four or more of the following criteria must be present to make a diagnosis of SLE. There is no cure for SLE. The main aim of the treatment is to prevent flares and minimise organ damage and complications. The medications which are mainly used in the treatment includes NSAID’S, Corticosteroids, and Immuno-suppressants etc.