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Is it okay to use medications associated with drug-induced lupus in patients with SLE?

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Rheumatology · NYU Langone Health
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In the current era, I find it useful to divide drug-induced lupus into two classes. First, the traditional medications such as procainamide and hydralazine that are associated with ANA by IFA, anti-histone antibodies, and a type of drug induced lupus not characterized by certain clinical features su...

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