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People living with lupus often require multiple medications to control disease activity and manage symptoms, including: Immunomodulatory DMARDs (such as hydroxychloroquine) Immunosuppressants (such as methotrexate, azathioprine, or mycophenolate) Corticosteroids (prednisolone) for inflammation control Biological therapies (such as belimumab or rituximab) for severe disease Medications for specific complications , including antihypertensives for kidney involvement or anticoagulants for antiphospholipid syndrome When considering any new medication for lupus patients, several important factors must be evaluated
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A 40-unit injection into a lump of thickened tissue may absorb slower, faster, or incompletely compared to the same injection into healthy tissue
A 23-week randomized clinical trial found that participants taking 1 mg of AOD-9604 daily lost an average of 6.2 pounds compared to 1.8 pounds in the placebo group
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