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Have been detected with lupus 2 years back. Have taken rituximab iv therapy and continued with wysolone and immunosuppressive tablets. Now lupus is in remission. But detected with dvt.now only taking blood thinners.no steroids or immunosuppresives. Now getting symptoms of sjogrins.what steps to be taken.
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