with every thing normal i dont think its is lupus and fibromyalgia fits the description. supportive care with pain killers is advised. low doses of tricyclic antidepressants work like charm. i hope it helps. stay in touch with your healthcare provider for further guidance as our answers are just for education and counselling purposes and cannot be an alternative to actual visit to a doctor. take care khan
i started getting symptoms 6 years ago when i turned 41- migraines vision problems tremors anemia memory issues joint arthritis and spur growth. before this i was a healthy construction worker who never saw the doctor. initial ana tests were quite elevated and my doctor referred me to a rheumatologist. several tests and rheumatologists later i was written off and the diagnosis was termed as fibromyalgia. now new tests reveal kidney disease- no diabetes or high blood pressure. is it possible to have lupus with symptoms but not showing in blood tests?