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Published on: 10/30/2025
Yes, lupus can cause chest pain and breathing problems due to inflammation and rare conditions like Shrinking Lung Syndrome. See below to understand more.
Lupus, a disease where the body attacks its own tissues, can cause chest pain and breathing problems. This happens because lupus can lead to inflammation in the chest area. Chest Pain: Lupus patients may experience chest pain, which can be a result of inflammation in the lining of the lungs or heart. This inflammation can make breathing painful and difficult. Breathing Problems: Another rare condition related to lupus is called Shrinking Lung Syndrome. This can cause the lungs to not expand fully, leading to difficulty in breathing. It's important for patients with lupus to be aware of these symptoms and discuss them with their healthcare provider for proper management and care.
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