3Unexplained fever
A low-grade fever is one of the early symptoms of lupus with no apparent reason. Further, this symptom is often ignored since the body temperature hovers somewhere from 36.9˚C (98.5˚F) to 38.3˚C (101˚F), and the idea of going to see the doctor is no longer considered. More so, people living with this health condition may experience the low-grade fever on and off.
This type of fever may be as a result of systems of infection, inflammation, or imminent flare-ups. Thus, it’s advised to make an appoint with your healthcare provider if you experience a recurrent, low-grade fever. [3]















