It was run on a standard thyroid panel and only that was positve along with my elevated sed rate. They were looking for thyroid disease b/c I have a huge benign goiter and symptoms of thryoid disease. I'm negative for thyroid disease since all by numbers were within normal range. One was borderline but I don't remember which now...I'll try to go find that info.Hi Kris, and welcome. I am sorry that you have such a full plate right now, but Lily is right, we need a little more info from you.First, how old are you? Second, it seems like you have not been seen by a dr. in a long time. Lupus is called the disease of 1,000 faces for a very good reason, it litterally takes almost that long to get diagnosed, because everything imitates it. Ask your GP for a referral to be seen by a Rheumatologist, it will probably take a while to get an appt. Now, begin making a list of your family medical history. Then a list of your medical history, any sickness, surgery's, tests, meds, what bothers you, what helps you, and then make a copy. The one copy you will hand to the Rheumy at the end of the appt. and say that this is for him to put into your file. The other you keep at home and add to it. I seem to be running out of space, so you give us more info on you, and we will try to help with more answers. Lupus is not diagnosed by symptoms alone.:wink2: He may refer you on to a Dermatologist, sometimes they can help diagnose rashes by skin biopsy and some here have had Lupus diagnosed that way. Good you are keeping a health diary too so you can fill them in on what's been going on with you. 
