Hello GammaRae and welcome 
It sounds as if you are already being well followed up by your doctors and that is good. Having seizures (even if the cause is determined to be your migraines) has to be taken seriously. I presume that you have mentioned this to the doctor (including the embarassing bit)?
Lupus is an extremely complex disease which can affect people in so many different ways so it is difficult to say if your symptoms match. Certainly some of our members share some of those symptoms. Do you have other "typical symptoms" such as joint pain, fatigue...? You can have a look at the diagnostic criteria here in the "not yet diagnosed" section. It could also be a number of other things, some of them autoimmune, some not.
Your age does not exclude you from having lupus, nor does the lack of a low wbc. We have quite a few young members who come here. They do post a little less but hopefully you'll here from them too.
If your doctors think that something autoimmune is going on they may refer you to a specialist (usually a rheumatologist) for further investigation.
hope that helps a little,
Katharine
It sounds as if you are already being well followed up by your doctors and that is good. Having seizures (even if the cause is determined to be your migraines) has to be taken seriously. I presume that you have mentioned this to the doctor (including the embarassing bit)?
Lupus is an extremely complex disease which can affect people in so many different ways so it is difficult to say if your symptoms match. Certainly some of our members share some of those symptoms. Do you have other "typical symptoms" such as joint pain, fatigue...? You can have a look at the diagnostic criteria here in the "not yet diagnosed" section. It could also be a number of other things, some of them autoimmune, some not.
Your age does not exclude you from having lupus, nor does the lack of a low wbc. We have quite a few young members who come here. They do post a little less but hopefully you'll here from them too.
If your doctors think that something autoimmune is going on they may refer you to a specialist (usually a rheumatologist) for further investigation.
hope that helps a little,
Katharine