Is lupus transmitted by sex, blood, kissing or any other way?
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus is a connective tissue disease caused by hereditary factors in some cases and drug reaction in others. Most of the time it lays dormant until pregnancy or a trigger to illness such as Mono. The autoimmune response is caused by the disease itself. It is not viral or bacterial, so it is is not blood borne (bloodbourne), air borne (airbourne), or otherwise transmittable. It is not possible to catch this from someone, most are born with the tendency to it.hi lupus erythematosis systemic disease this time person have in the blood Alfa hemolitic beta streptococc,he change normal epithelial tishue to abnormal mukoid tissue. inside body do he exchanges but with contact not transmissive.
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