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Systemic Vasculitis

Systemic Vasculitis - Symptoms

Symptoms of systemic vasculitis vary from one person to another and depend upon the type of vasculitis and location in the body of the inflamed blood vessels.

Some common symptoms include:

Fatigue or weakness
Fever
Lack of appetite and weight loss
Rash
Persistent headaches, vision loss
Pain in the jaw
Nerve problems (numbness, weakness, pain)
Nose bleeds, difficulty with smells
Cough, blood in phlegm, breathlessness
Frothy urine
Abdominal pain after meals
Joint pain, muscle aches
Chest pain when walking fast
Fingertips turning blue in the cold

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Updated on 2021-06-30T16:00:00Z
Article contributed by Rheumatology ＆ Immunology, Singapore General Hospital

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