Learn more about scleroderma
Scleroderma (also known as systemic sclerosis) is part of a family of rare autoimmune diseases.1,2 Learn more about scleroderma, how it can affect your body and what the early warning signs are.
The facts:
3
times
more women than men are affected by scleroderma.3
2.5
m
people worldwide have scleroderma.4
9
/10
people with scleroderma develop skin symptoms.5
"Scleroderma challenged me to take the time to enjoy more of every moment."
Identifying the symptoms
There are many possible symptoms of scleroderma, so make sure you know what to look out for.
Diagnosing scleroderma
To diagnose scleroderma, your doctor will peform a number of different tests.
Coping with diagnosis
Recieving a diagnosis of scleroderma is often difficult but there are many things you can do.
Each journey is different
Sometimes it can help to hear how others have managed with scleroderma. Their experiences and triumphs can help you find your own way forward.
