As Selena Gomez has documented over the last two years, lupus can affect multiple facets of life, sapping energy, inducing arthritis, cardiovascular problems and kidney failure. On Thursday, the ...

Lupus causes fibrous tissue and inflammation of internal organs, skin rashes and joint pain. It affects women nine times more than men. Organs affected by lupus include the kidneys, heart and lungs.

Actress Selena Gomez should still be able to have a successful career, in spite of having lupus, experts say. Gomez, 23, told Billboard that she has been undergoing chemotherapy for lupus.

Selena Gomez says some ... fever, joint pain, rashes and ... According to the Lupus Foundation of America, 1.5 million people in the United States alone have lupus. Selena Gomez isn’t the ...

The 25-year-old previously revealed her Lupus diagnosis, and Gomez attributed this latest development to ... Singer Selena Gomez just published to her Instagram account that she ... they can occur ...

Selena Gomez Had a Kidney Transplant for Lupus. ... The most common symptoms include fatigue, joint pain, swelling, rash, and fever, ... Treatment for lupus can include pain meds and chemo.

Selena Gomez's Lupus Diagnosis Draws Attention to Chemo for Autoimmune Disease . ... Symptoms of lupus can include headaches, painful joints, fever, rash, hair loss and extreme fatigue.

Selena Gomez's battle with lupus is ongoing, but the actress-singer is doing well — even though she's not really comfortable talking about it. ... fever, anemia, swelling, rashes and hair loss.

The pop star Selena Gomez recently announced that she was diagnosed with lupus and underwent chemotherapy for the condition in 2013. "I was diagnosed with lupus, and I've been through chemotherapy.

Selena Gomez is taking some much needed time for herself. Following a serious struggle with lupus, the 24-year-old singer has been traveling over the past few months for her Revival World Tour ...

Selena Gomez Opens Up About Lupus Diagnosis, Chemotherapy Here's what people should know about the disease that affects an estimated 1.5 million Americans and a total of 5 million people worldwide.