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Beau's lines, hair loss and fatigue...?

Discussion in 'General Issues and Discussion Forum' started by Tamsin H, Apr 29, 2017.

  1. Tamsin H

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    Female, age 63, no known health issues or allergies, not taking any medication, tested negative for RA, lupus, anaemia, diabetes etc; suffering from extreme fatigue, hair loss (mainly lower limbs) and Beau's lines in, otherwise healthy-looking, toenails. Seemed to be triggered by an infected salivary gland 3 years ago.
    Any ideas as to what this could be?
     
    Tamsin H, Apr 29, 2017
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  2. Craig Payne

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    Nope.
    It could be one on the 'post infectious' syndromes, but it all about pattern recognition. The whole "pattern" may not be there yet ... watch and wait; rheumatology consults --> treat symptoms
    OR, it could all just be a co-incidence with symptoms and not a pattern --> watch and wait.
     
    Craig Payne, Apr 29, 2017
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