Psychosis is one of the 19 neurospsychiatric manifestations of lupus. While seen infrequently, this manifestation can have a significant negative impact on health status. A new study found the short- and long-term outlook of those with lupus psychosis can be good for most individuals. Careful follow-up is required. Learn more about how lupus can affect the nervous system and the brain.
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