Fala pessoal, comprei um bracelete novo com elos sólidos pro meu SNXS79, não é da melhor qualidade possível, mas já é bem melhor do que o original. Porém, não sei se gostei muito desse novo visualmente.
Oq acharam?
(a última foto é do bracelete original)
Hi everyone. My family is going through a very difficult situation, and I wanted to ask whether anyone here has ever seen or experienced something similar.
My sister-in-law has had lupus for several years. Her disease had been in remission for some time, but since December of last year it became active again. It started with severe pain in her hands and joints, to the point where she could barely move them. Over time, the pain and loss of mobility spread to the rest of her body, knees, hips, jaw, shoulders, and other areas.
After about five months of this, she was practically bedridden. She could no longer do things on her own or even stand up without help.
Then, over the past month, she started having episodes of memory loss and saying things that did not make sense. One day, she spent almost the entire day sleeping, and whenever she woke up she was extremely confused and could barely respond to us. We immediately took her to the hospital. She arrived there asleep and remained that way.
She was urgently transferred to the ICU and was intubated that same day. They performed several tests, including a lumbar puncture/spinal fluid analysis, MRI, and CT scans. They found multiple areas of inflammation in her brain, and her condition was considered extremely serious.
Even now, the doctors have not been able to say with complete certainty that this was caused exclusively by lupus, but they are treating it as lupus-related inflammation of the brain. She has received rituximab and high-dose corticosteroid pulse therapy, among other treatments. I unfortunately cannot provide many more details because I do not fully understand all of the medical terminology or medications they have used.
Today marks one month since this started. She has already left the ICU, and the doctors are considering discharging her from the hospital because of the risk of hospital-acquired infections. However, neurologically, she is still essentially unresponsive.
She does not speak and sleeps most of the time. Sometimes she opens her eyes and stares into space. At other times, it really seems like she can hear us, her gaze becomes fixed, as if she is paying attention to what we are saying. Sometimes it even looks like she is trying to communicate; her mouth trembles or moves slightly, but she cannot speak or move her body. She only makes very small movements with her hands and feet.
Has anyone here ever gone through something like this, or seen a case this severe involving lupus, encephalitis, or neuropsychiatric lupus?
Hi everyone. My family is going through a very difficult situation, and I wanted to ask whether anyone here has ever seen or experienced something similar.
My sister-in-law has had lupus for several years. Her disease had been in remission for some time, but since December of last year it became active again. It started with severe pain in her hands and joints, to the point where she could barely move them. Over time, the pain and loss of mobility spread to the rest of her body, knees, hips, jaw, shoulders, and other areas.
After about five months of this, she was practically bedridden. She could no longer do things on her own or even stand up without help.
Then, over the past month, she started having episodes of memory loss and saying things that did not make sense. One day, she spent almost the entire day sleeping, and whenever she woke up she was extremely confused and could barely respond to us. We immediately took her to the hospital. She arrived there asleep and remained that way.
She was urgently transferred to the ICU and was intubated that same day. They performed several tests, including a lumbar puncture/spinal fluid analysis, MRI, and CT scans. They found multiple areas of inflammation in her brain, and her condition was considered extremely serious.
Even now, the doctors have not been able to say with complete certainty that this was caused exclusively by lupus, but they are treating it as lupus-related inflammation of the brain. She has received rituximab and high-dose corticosteroid pulse therapy, among other treatments. I unfortunately cannot provide many more details because I do not fully understand all of the medical terminology or medications they have used.
Today marks one month since this started. She has already left the ICU, and the doctors are considering discharging her from the hospital because of the risk of hospital-acquired infections. However, neurologically, she is still essentially unresponsive.
She does not speak and sleeps most of the time. Sometimes she opens her eyes and stares into space. At other times, it really seems like she can hear us, her gaze becomes fixed, as if she is paying attention to what we are saying. Sometimes it even looks like she is trying to communicate; her mouth trembles or moves slightly, but she cannot speak or move her body. She only makes very small movements with her hands and feet.
Has anyone here ever gone through something like this, or seen a case this severe involving lupus, encephalitis, or neuropsychiatric lupus?
Tive um hiperfoco nesse relógio por um bom tempo, acabei pagando muito mais caro do que vale, mas agora posso ficar em paz