Does anyone out there know of any other diseases with symptoms similiar to Sjogren's?
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I am not quite sure what the doctor meant.  I know that palindromic rheumatism is a rare type of inflammatory arthritis that is characterized by recurrent attacks of painful swelling of the joints and surrounding tissues.\n\nSjögren's, on the other hand, is more associated with an autoimmune-related rheumatic disease in which white blood cells attack the moisture-producing glands.\n\nPerhaps you could find more information at the sites listed below.
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The two diseases are totally different.  This comes from a person who has lived with folks with each disease.\nCheck out the resource for more info on the symptoms.\n\nIt IS possible for a person to have both though.
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There r many, here is a website.\nhttp://www.hivsymptoms.org/aids-symptoms.html
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there are few sites drug.com & rxlist.com where u can find out disease related or generic related answers to ur query
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A).Diseases with similar clinical onset are: 1.Acute infections: Influenza, URI, Typhoid fever, Subacute bacterial endocarditis. 2. Disorders causing membranous pharangitis. 3.diseases with rash 4. Infective hepatitis  5. acute abdominal disorders. 6. disease of the nervous system 7. toxoplasmosis 8 Cat-scratch disease. B) Disorders with similar Blood Picture:Acute lymphcytic leukemia. 2. Acute  infectious lymphocytosis 3 Others : adenovirus infection, rubella etc.
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I can't find any medical condition called PSAS.  Is it possible that you might mean PCOS?  I can tell you just about anything you would want to know about that, since I was diagnosed with it over two years ago.
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I was discharged from the Navy with a condition that they never fully determined.  They ran a few tests and ruled out a lot of things but they could never find anything that included all of my symptoms.  I looked up the symptoms of Sarcoidosis and I have almost all of them.  I am going to go to my specialist ASAP and see if that could be the mystery disease.
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Not directly according to most of what I have read.\n\nHowever, raynauds and migraines are caused by the same kind of action in the body ... the tightening of arteries.\n\nRaynauds is in the same "class" of maladies as arthritis, rheumatism, fibromyalgia, sjogrens, and connective tissue disease.  Many people have one or more of these.  \n\nStress can trigger migraines, and is also related to the problems associated with Raynauds and fibromyalgia, and other conditions.\n\nIn short ... al though there is not a direct link, many of the same triggers can affect both, and many people with the above maladies have problems with migraine headaches, so having both is not at all uncommon.\n\nHere are two links to Raynauds symptoms.\n\nhttp://members.shaw.ca/tiderington/raynauds.html\nhttp://www.midwestarthritis.com/html/raynauds.htm\n\nYou might look up fibromyalgia, lupus, and other conditions as well.  A good resource website is www.fibrohugs.com\n\nHope this helps.
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They very well can be.  Lupus is a disease of many faces.  My daughter has lupus.  She has had tremors also.\n\nJust to be on the safe side, please see your doctor.  Symptoms vary widely, it is necessary to seek help for a proper diagnosis.
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yup- sure have and you can find mor info about it here\nhttp://www.niams.nih.gov/hi/topics/raynaud/ar125fs.htm
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Lupus! \n\nPuffy cheeks and blood clots can be symptoms.\n\nOf course, you didn't give us much information, so it could be something else...but people with lupus usually have a host of health problems, thus the "time bomb" comment.
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"People may have symptoms that appear totally unrelated to the candida such as irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, vaginal yeast infections, headaches with sinus involvement, histamine allergic reactions and thrush white tongue, to name a few.\n\n"We know that there is a relationship between Candida and these chronic illnesses because when we treat the yeast and have the patient follow programs designed to control the yeast, the patient responds remarkably even after many previous medical treatment programs for unrelated conditions failed."\n\nIf you: \ncrave sweets \nfeel sick all over \nhave taken many antibiotics \nhave seen many physicians and have not found help \ndeveloping food allergies \nThen Your health problems are probably yeast connected.
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Wow.....this disease usually strikes young adults in their early 30's. My sister has had it for 10 years and a close friend has had it for almost 15 years. MS is different for both of them. My sister has long periods of time when she's fine and then she'll have spells of being extremely tired and the muscles in her legs are like jelly......my friend goes to the National Health Institute periodically for a new kind of medication given by needle. The new medication is given on a case by case basis.  Without the medicine her systems are chronic.... no energy ....loses her balance....blurred vision.....unable to stand. With the medication she still has those symptoms but not quite so bad. It's a hell of a disease. Has your friend had a 2nd opinion?
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Fatigue is a common symptom.  Dizziness or balance difficulties and a general feeling of malaise often occur.  Most affected people have a low grade fever at some point.  The problem is that symptoms vary widely depending on what kind of autoimmune disorder a person has.  Here's a good website for further information.
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It does sound like Lyme disease. I would definitely get tested. With Lyme, early detection is key in treatment, so you will want to call your doctor immediately, especially if your symptoms began after a tick bite or an unexplainable rash. Please keep in mind though that there are other diseases that can present with similar symptoms such as Celiac Disease. Celic Disease is very common (1 in 133 have it) and it has such a wide array of symptoms that most people don't ever get diagnosed. Many doctors think that the only people who are losing weight and have diarrhea can have CD, but that is absolutely not the case. CD can present as lethargy, tiredness, and joint pains. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia (unexplainable pains) and depression (due to extreme lethargy) and those symptoms didn't resolve themselves until I went gluten free after being diagnosed as Celiac. Now I live my life instead of sleeping it away. Definitely talk to your doctor and if he's not receptive to testing for Lyme or Celiac, find a new doctor. At 15 you shouldn't be going through all of this. The earlier you get answers, the better. If you want more information on Celiac, go to www.celiac.com or www.glutenfreeforum.com.
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symptoms would be helpful, there are many diseases that start with an "A"
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Hello\n############################################################################################You have RSD which is reflex syndrom disorder and you really should have it looked at = it can turn serious VERY SERIOUS you are loosing mucus cells if it continues to stay dry and have seen cancer in the throat and ashyacas  due to this disorder