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Can you test negative and still have auto immune disease?
I have been tested for numerous things and all have came back normal....I am wondering can you have auto immune disease and still have an auto immune problem? My doctor feels strongly that I have an auto immune disease but we have been unable to find anything in my blood work. I have severe vertigo, leg weakness, muscle spasms, history of Uveitis, extreme fatigue, and now a weird rash on my stomach. Thanks for your help!
I am assuming that you are in Ky from ur name....as am I. I test okay for everything but have all the clinical problems....i wish that they could give me some answers. How are you being treated? Did they treat you blindly(not knowing)? Thanks for your help
Deebrown30,
Yes you can. I have had numerous autoimmune disorders-thyroid, vitiligo, and an autoimmune blood disorder and I have none of the classic markers. My endocrinologist recently told me that whenever I have a medical issue to make sure my doctors 1st look for autoimmune issues.
Good luck!
Yes you can. I have had numerous autoimmune disorders-thyroid, vitiligo, and an autoimmune blood disorder and I have none of the classic markers. My endocrinologist recently told me that whenever I have a medical issue to make sure my doctors 1st look for autoimmune issues.
Good luck!
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