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  • I have symptoms, and I’m worried I may have an autoimmune disease.
  • I have an autoimmune disease, and this is a follow-up visit.
  • I have an autoimmune disease, and I’m sick or having problems.

I have symptoms, and I’m worried I may have an autoimmune disease.

Reviewed by Gabriela Pichardo, MD on March 05, 2022

  1. Are my symptoms a sign that I might have an autoimmune disease?
  2. Based on my symptoms, what kind of autoimmune disease am I likely to have?
  3. What tests should I have? What do they look for?
  4. If I have an autoimmune disease, can it be treated?
  5. Is there anything that can be done now to help me feel better?

I have an autoimmune disease, and this is a follow-up visit.

Reviewed by Gabriela Pichardo, MD on March 05, 2022

  1. How does this autoimmune disease affect my body?
  2. What medications do you recommend? How do they work?
  3. Are there side effects I should watch out for?
  4. If my symptoms improve, can I stop taking medication?
  5. Should I see a specialist?

I have an autoimmune disease, and I’m sick or having problems.

Reviewed by Gabriela Pichardo, MD on March 05, 2022

  1. Could my problems be a sign that my autoimmune disease is getting worse?
  2. Could my problems be a reaction to the medication I’m taking? If so should I change medication?
  3. Could I have a condition that hasn’t been diagnosed? Should I get additional tests?
  4. Can anything be done now to help me feel better and prevent complications?
  5. Should I get a second opinion or consult with a specialist?
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