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- First identified: As a Symptom of Lupus
- Named after: The shape the rash takes looks like a butterfly
- Typical onset: One of the first symptoms of Lupus (SLE)
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The malar rash is also commonly called the butterfly rash, and it is a common symptoms shown by many Lupus patients. The rash takes the approximate shape of a butterfly, spreading the 'wings' across the patient's nose and cheeks.
The malar rash is not raised, usually isn't itchy, doesn't seep, and usually causes no symptoms other than being visible. It is not certain what causes the rash or what can make the rash disappear and/or return, as it often does with Lupus patients.
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Symptoms
The malar rash, or butterfly rash, causes no known symptoms other than being visible. It is often used as a symptom to help diagnose systemic lupus. -
Disclaimer
Any information on this page is not intended to replace or act as a substitute for professional medical care and diagnosis. If you are experiencing symptoms of Lupus or have a malar rash on your face, it's important to consult your physician. This guide page is for information purposes only. -
United States Statistics
A malar rash is present in approximately 46-65% of lupus sufferers and varies between different populations.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malar_rash
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