Remicade Induced Lupus or Active Crohn's?

I've been feeling very well since I started Remicade about 5 infusions ago. I don't think I am in complete remission, I'm bloated from time to time but the biggest improvement is the absence of cramping.
2 weeks ago I had a recurrence of night sweats for 2 nights, soaking the bed, accompanied by a fever, exactly as I had when the Crohn's was active.
3 days ago, I noticed the sudden appearance of a red, inflamed spot on the dead center of bridge of my nose. My in-law is a Dermatologist and instructed me to apply a steroid cream 2x/day. On this 3rd day it has improved but only slightly.
I did a quick search and found a link to lupus erythematosus and drug-induced lupus.
I also have a lot of general inflammation in my body - my cardiac crp level came back at 9.9.
I'm more wiped out at the end of the day, but the bloodwork ordered so far was normal, just on the low end of borderline anemia but normal.
I have some minor arthritis in my hands at night, something I had before starting Remicade as well.
Gastro doc wants to do 2 more infusions and then colonoscopy.
I feel like this might be drug-induced lupus. What do you think?

That's what I had, the pains in my legs was dreadful, and in my wrists. I had a rash and still do, but that's
on the tops of my hand, that gets much worse when in sunlight.
If you are concerned, ask for ANA test. My lupus was caused by Humira. Good luck!!

Thanks for your insights. It seems that your reactions were much more severe than what I'm experiencing. My Gastro doc also felt that I do not have Remicade-induced Lupus. My cramping has gone away completely from the Remicade, an amazing difference, however now I've had the night sweats, the arthritic hands in the night, and now this unusual sore on my nose which I've never had. Makes me believe it is active Crohn's or an undiagnosed Auto-immune disorder. Gastro doc wants to do 2 more infusions then a colonoscopy.

Remicade induced lupus happenned to me too.  Joint pain starts off mild but can become excruciating.  I had to go off the remicade which had me in remission from Crohn's.  Find a good rheumatologist and get a true diagnosis.  The GI's don't address this issue well.  I am 9 weeks off the last remicade and the pain can be incapacitating.  Rest, good diet, and don't fear the pain meds when you need them.  It can get you through a bad episode.  Good luck.