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Could You Have An Undiagnosed Autoimmune
Disease?
Could your seemingly unrelated or vague symptoms -- such as
tiredness, cold hands, weak pulse, rapid heart beat, fatigue,
joint/muscle pain, changes in your hair or skin, moodiness or weight
fluctuations -- these can be signs of an autoimmune condition? To
find out, discover more about autoimmune diseases here, and via
other resources we've identified to help.
Start by reading the
Autoimmune Information Center, a multi-part special feature that
looks at autoimmune conditions, their origins, diagnoses and
treatments.
Finally, search
Autoimmune Risks, Symptoms and Conditions Checklist, a detailed
list of many of the most common autoimmune disease symptoms and the
conditions they may indicate. Take your Autoimmune Checklist to your
doctor and use it to open a dialogue that will help you get the
proper tests and diagnosis you need. Or just purchase our E.Book to
help yurself and guide your doctor through the difficult treatment
protocols made simple by us.
The disease comes in cycles and a few days you feel better and in
a few days you are worse. When you first get out of bed instead of
feeling fresh you feel tired.
You hear cracking noises from your joints.
You do not feel that your sleep is restfully.
You feel you are ageing overnight, your skin may get darker ,
your hair thin out and fall.
Call us we are here to help you., Here are some common ailments.

Fibromyalgia
Chronic, widespread pain throughout the body
Painful tenderness in myofacial trigger
points
Twitching, cramping muscles
Burning sensation in the muscles
Brain fog
Fatigue
Chronic headaches and jaw pain
Gastrointestinal complaints
Lyme DiseaseLyme disease
is a tick-bourne illness caused by a
bacterium called borrelia burgdorferi
carried by deer ticks that spread to humans
through a bite. Those who spend lots of time
outdoors fishing, hiking or camping are more
likely to be bitten by a tick and contract
this disease. When treatment is given
immediately, symptoms are easy to reverse.
The problem is that many people are not
aware theyve been bitten by a tick until
they are already experiencing severe
symptoms. Symptoms of Lyme disease are wide
and varied and include:
Flu-like symptoms at onset such as
chills, fever, muscle aches, headache and
swollen glands
Red, bulls-eye mark at site of bite
Muscle aches and cramping that comes and
goes
Dizziness, fatigue, brain fog, poor
concentration and slurred speech
Heart palpitations and chest pain
Light and sound sensitivity
Irritability, hostility, anxiety, and mood
swings
Loss of libido, inflammation of urethra
and bladder
Spleen tenderness and enlargement
Chronic CandidaChronic
candida (yeast) is often overlooked and can
cause mystery symptoms that mimic multiple
disorders and conditions AND lead to the
development of the autoimmune disorders
mentioned in this article. Those who have a
candida overgrowth in their intestines
commonly exhibit the following symptoms
Severe mold, food and environmental
allergies
Leaky gut syndrome
Chronic digestive complaints such as
diarrhea, bloating, gas and constipation
Eczema, psoriasis, hives and/or severe
acne
ADHD, learning and behavioral problems
Depression, anxiety, irritability, mood
swings, OCD
Inflammation of hair follicles on hands,
feet, arms, legs
Rectal and vaginal itching
White coating on tongue called thrush
Chronic sinus problems
Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome
Chronic fatigue
syndrome is another
common cause of
mystery symptoms
that is baffling to
both patient and
doctor alike.
Suffers of chronic
fatigue syndrome
often experience:
A sudden onset
of fatigue that is
not relieved by rest
or sleep
Flu-like symptoms
such as swollen
lymph nodes, muscle
and joint pain and
low-grade fever
Brain fog and
mental confusion
Irritability,
depression and
hypersensitivity
Digestive
disturbances
Rheumatoid ArthritisRheumatoid arthritis can cause mystery symptoms and sometimes mimic the symptoms of fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, lyme disease and osteomalacia. Common symptoms of those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis are:
Low-grade fever
Fatigue
Loss of appetite
Weakness
Swollen glands
Joint pain and swelling
Morning stiffness
Warm, tender, stiff joints when not used for over an hour
Swollen joints that feel spongy to the touch
Loss of range of motion
Eye burning, itching and discharge
Chest pain when breathing deeply (pleurisy)
Numbness, tingling or burning sensations in hands and feet
Nodules under skin (indicates severe advancement of disease)
PCR Testing for
Mycoplasma and Chlamydia in CFS/MCS
Erectile Dysfunction,
High Blood Pressure Linked
Backpain
Fibromyalgia
Addison
Estrogen
DNA
Magnets and ageing
Heart solution
Immunodeficiency
Immunoglobulins
Vaccination
Safe Hair Color
Stem cells
SLE & GENES
Toxic Baby Car Seats
Toxic Pesticide
Under active thyroid
Reading disorders
Oral Polio Vaccine
Reading disorders
Best New Diet
DHEA Fountain of Youth
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