RESOURCES

Sjogren’s can take a significant toll on your physical and emotional health and your overall wellbeing. While I cannot provide individual medical advice, I can connect you to resources across the internet that will help meet your specific needs. Sjogren’s Advocate was created to help you advocate for better health care for yourself.  

Printable Handouts, Peer-Reviewed Publications, Websites, Blogs & Books

Printable Handouts For Clinicians provides printable versions of the Clinical Practice Guidelines for Sjogren’s and other appropriate articles on Sjogren’s that you can share and discuss with your rheumatologist and other clinicians. 

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Key Articles provides the core peer-reviewed articles that directly pertain to clinical practice. 

My Publications lists the articles I’ve published as an MD with Sjogren’s. 

Websites & Blogs related to Sjogren’s round out and complement the information provided on Sjogren's Advocate.

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Finally, here are three excellent books for self-advocacy to counter dismissive or incorrect statements made by clinicians.

Diagnostic Tests, Symptom-Specific Resources & Drug Information

Laboratory Tests lists websites and articles that address the tests and methods used to diagnose and assess Sjogren’s.

Dysautonomia lists websites and articles that address the various forms of dysautonomia and how to manage your symptoms and advocate for better health care.

Drug Information lists a website for retinal screening for hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) and medication interactions. 

Videos

And finally, if you’re tired of reading, I highly recommend checking out the Videos page as it lists links to videos related to Sjogren’s and Sjogren’s care, dry eye disease, small fiber neuropathy, dysautonomia, and cardiovascular dysautonomias.   

Updated 04-19-2021