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I'm 26, male, and suffering.

I have been somewhat yet not officially chasing this mess down since late 98. I
still don't have
a diagnosis. But unofficially my doctor has confirmed UCTD with an inclination
to lupus or
scleroderma due to my blood tests from back yonder when. We believe it has
relation to do
with my hand skin condition, but it's unverified.

As of late, I haven't had activity of disease, and been doing good. But as it
is, auto-immune is
very devious. It's prone to attack with absoutely no warning. As such, my hands
exploded this
week and I couldn't breathe.

Hopefully, soon, I shall have a blood test where my doctor can help further a dx
and get me
some relief.

I have a litany of complaints regarding pains encountered over the last half
dozen years. But
I'll refrain from doing so until I definitely can detail them. I seriously doubt
"feeling like I've
been runned over by a train" is a qualified description. :)





Sat Jul 16, 2005 2:42 am

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I'm 26, male, and suffering. I have been somewhat yet not officially chasing this mess down since late 98. I still don't have a diagnosis. But unofficially my...
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Jul 16, 2005
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wow it hits at a young age then?? i might have had symptoms of this for years and not ever known..has it done any organ damage to you? ... ...
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According to my doctors here in Los Angeles, in the case of Lupus (some known cases, at least) have an incubation/developmental period of 15 years. So if you...
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