still undiagnosed

[divy8]

hi i am 30yrs old and had always been healthy.since past 1 year i am having intermittent low grade fever with chills, muscle pain and tenderness without localisation to any specific area,fatigue,weight loss and often neck stiffness during episodes of fever.i visited a reumatologist and was told that i didnt suffer from any rheumatological disorder.i also visited infectious disease doctor,infact two of them,and was told to perform a huge number of tests.the tests revealed that i am slightly anemic,with trichinellosis,brucellosis n q fever,giardiasis.i was given medication except for brucellosis and after 3 months i got cured of giardiasis,trichinellosis.after  about 1 month i again started having low grade fever,neck stiffnes,muscle pain and fatigue which subsided by taking ibuprofen during the episodes.test was done again n my q fever igg titre was still increasing and brucellosis was positive too.its been 1 year and doctors havent come to a definite diagnosis and concluded to be fuo.i stil experience muscle pain n tenderness often with low grade fever sometimes and becomes tired at the end of the day.i have too lost weight within the past 1 year.hope you can help me?

[divy8]

i  havent been out of station  for a year

[wantoletgo]

Have you been out of the country?

[Dr. Kokil Mathur]

Hi
Welcome to the MedHelp forum!
The symptoms could be due to Vit D or Vit B12 deficiency and since you have anemia, this should be looked into. The other thing which can be done is Blood culture. Possibility of tuberculosis should be investigated. Recurrent brucellosis or Malta fever as it is called is treated with prolonged course of tetracycline and streptomycin. Please discuss whether this could be done for you.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted. Take care!

[jill1124]

It sounds like a vitamin D deficiency.  If your levels are not between 50-80 then your stomach, organs, muscles, skin, etc cannot absorb calcium properly and you cannnot absorb water properly without it. You are  dehydrated.