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Discoid Lupus Definition
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A person with discoid lupus has inflammation of tiny blood vessels in the skin. This condition is caused a vasculitis.
![]() Discoid lupus is a form of lupus that causes a rash on the skin. The rash is red, raised and may be scaly. A red patch in the shape of a butterfly may form on the face. ![]() With treatment, about 40 percent of cases of discoid lupus resolve. Continue to Discoid Lupus Incidence
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