Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) and Kidney Disease:

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) functions as an autoimmune disease which produces Lupus Nephritis by harming the kidneys. The immune system attacks kidney tissues by mistake leading to tissue inflammation and protein leakage which causes kidney damage to progress. The symptoms of this condition include swelling together with high blood pressure as well as blood in the urine and kidney function decline.

The specialized lupus kidney disease care at Dr. Kiran’s Renal Center serves patients with this condition. The diagnostic procedure consists of blood tests in combination with urine analysis and kidney biopsies along with imaging studies for determining kidney involvement severity. The treatment plan includes immunosuppressive drugs together with corticosteroids to manage blood pressure and stop protein leakage.

Comprehensive lupus nephritis care needs specialists from different disciplines because we coordinate care efforts with rheumatologists and other expert providers. We implement treatment methods to decrease kidney inflammation alongside measures to stop disease advancement and enhance our patients' general health status and life quality.