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Reality Star, Kim Kardashian has tested positive for Lupus antibodies. Lupus is a systemic autoimmune disease that occurs when a person’s body’s immune system attacks their tissues and organs, causing inflammation can affect different body systems.The health scare was revealed during the premiere of the 17th season of ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ on Sunday night.
Kim speculated that based on the symptoms she believed she might have rheumatoid arthritis but decided to seek out a professional opinion.She said, “It’s so scary. So, I have to go to the doctor and see what’s going on because I can’t live like this.” And while her doctor advised her that false positive results for lupus are possible, Kim was still upset as he ordered a follow-up visit for further testing.
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