ok well 1st things 1st, i've been sick since febuary. it started as some neurological thing, then went autoimmune, and now my doctor thinks i have fibromayalgia. we think it might be something post-infectious, and i tested IGM positive(but not IGG) for mycoplasma, which usually causes pnemonia but i never had a cough or anything, we think it might have gone to my brain or something. it's never been anything serious though. it also went to my stomach, i have some gastritis.
so you know my "history" now, and so heres my question. now whenever it's cold, my skin gets like blotchy, its like kinda like a red paters or something on my arms, legs, a lot of places. does anyone know what this could be? i saw an episode on house once where someone had something that looked kinda like it and it was the liver, and they had o keep him warm or something to keep it away................. my liver enzymes have been VERY SLIGHTLY elevated since ive been sick, so i dont know. ive been tested for a LOT of things, auto-immune hepatitis, lupus, lymes, tons more. does anyone know what this could be? sorry for writing so much i just have a lot of medical history that needed to be told. PLEASE HELP!
Answer
Well, this is probably a long shot, but you can take a look at the symptoms of cold agglutinin disorder (autoimmune) and see if it fits. It can follow an infection since that triggers the immune system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_agglutinin_disease
I'm sorry to say that there are so many rare disorders, many of them autoimmune, that you may have to do much of the research yourself. Google in as many of your symptoms as you can, then just read articles until you find the one that fits you. It will probably be hours of work at the computer, but you know your body better than anyone.
Since you mentioned autoimmune, I'll throw this in for free. You should be very careful about vaccinations. My brother contracted Multiple Sclerosis (autoimmune) a few months after receiving some routine vaccinations. New research is linking many disorders to vaccines since they can over-stimulate the immune system in some persons and cause it to go haywire and turn on itself.
Good luck, hope this helped a little...
