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There appears to be a genetic predisposition towards lupus, but normally a trigger is what sets off the initial and subsequent flares. The most common triggers for lupus flareups are exposure to the sun, an infection, pregnancy and giving birth, and drugs, especially sulpha drugs, taken to treat another illness.
