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How would you approach management of a patient with longstanding history of SLE, but having active psoriasis?  

SLE manifestations include arthralgias and cytopenias which are stable. Previously did well on methotrexate, but developed GI side effects. HCQ is on hold due to worsening psoriasis. Has had past skin biopsies consistent with interface dermatitis and psoriasis. 



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at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS)
Thanks, @Kyle Cheng: I totally forgot deucraviciti...
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Most patient with SLE are in remission because of ...
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at Wright State University
I have used Ustekinumab in these situations with g...
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