Can someone with lupus antibodies can get measles twice?

Yes, a person with lupus antibodies can potentially get measles twice, particularly if their immune system is compromised due to lupus or its treatment. Lupus can affect the body's ability to respond to infections and vaccines. Additionally, while measles infection typically provides lifelong immunity, there are rare cases of reinfection. It’s important for individuals with autoimmune conditions to maintain their vaccinations and consult with healthcare providers about their specific risks.