Your sed rate is "normal" and the rheumatoid factor is negative. ANA's can jump around greatly - for no apparent rhyme/reason. Mine has been 1:320, then 1:1280, then 1:2560 and it's not been bothered to be tested since then.
I've also always had a very normal sed rate, my normal value is between 0-2. Some doctors will mistakenly believe that this means that lupus/disease is not active. Have you been referred to a rheumy before? Or is your GP waiting until something more shows up in the bloodwork?
It sounds like you are stuck in no-mans land, with something clearly wrong but not enough blood work indicators to back you up (which some doctors will require it seems). I wish I could be more helpful, there are so many possibilities as to what could be wrong with you to leave you feeling this way. Just keep pressing on until you get someone to believe you, and work to figure out a cause and a solution.
In the meantime, have you been prescribed any thing for pain? NSAID's, etc.? Good luck to you and thanks for posting again. (((hugs)))
I've also always had a very normal sed rate, my normal value is between 0-2. Some doctors will mistakenly believe that this means that lupus/disease is not active. Have you been referred to a rheumy before? Or is your GP waiting until something more shows up in the bloodwork?
It sounds like you are stuck in no-mans land, with something clearly wrong but not enough blood work indicators to back you up (which some doctors will require it seems). I wish I could be more helpful, there are so many possibilities as to what could be wrong with you to leave you feeling this way. Just keep pressing on until you get someone to believe you, and work to figure out a cause and a solution.
In the meantime, have you been prescribed any thing for pain? NSAID's, etc.? Good luck to you and thanks for posting again. (((hugs)))