Brief Answer: Considerations Detailed Answer: Hello and thank you for submitting your question. Your bloodwork looks pretty good overall, which is great. The next step to evaluate your pains and fatigue would now be to see a rhuematologist for further blood proteins/antibodies analysis and bring your CBC to your appointment. Ony with a good physical examination and further blood work can other reasons for your muscle aches be evaluated, if they are due to a medical condition and not anything such as physical activity/activities of daily living. Thanks again for submitting your question. Take care, Dr G

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Brief Answer: Follow up Detailed Answer: Hello again, Thank you for including the results of your other labs. The tests that could be considered might include checking for auto-antibodies. If an infectious etiology were being considered, the physician might order viral titers. At this point the differential is somewhat broad and can only be narrowed with a proper physical examination and additional lab tests. I'm glad that you are able to rule out physical activity as a cause, this will greatly help with the past history. It is certainly reasonable to ask your primary care physician for a follow up appointment for further work up. Again, thanks for letting me know the results of your tests & I hope you are able to make an appointment at your earliest convenience. Take care, Dr G

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