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The purpose of this editing article is to provide information on the management of the frequent nursing diagnoses in patients with systemic lupus erythematosis (SLE). SLE is a multisystemic autoimmune disease that can affect the skin, joints, mucous, heart, lungs, kidneys and the nervous system. The course of SLE is characterized by the burning and remission periods. In the treatment of the disease, medication schemes are used to control symptoms and reduce the risk of organ damage. Disruptions in the daily activities associated with disease and treatment, loss of employment and income negatively affect the quality of life. In patients, the symptoms of pain, fatigue, cystitis and joints and sleep pattern disorders, changes in body appearance, anxiety and lack of information are often found in nursing diagnoses. In the management of these nursing diagnoses, independent nursing initiatives such as exercise, cognitive-behavioral therapy, massage, as well as consultation and therapeutic training provided by nurses should be aimed at improving the adaptation to the disease, strengthening the patients.

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