Question: I woke up one morning in XXXXXXX 2008 and thought I was getting the flu and things were never the same since. I had what they believe was an auto immune response and I suffered from muscle aches and pain, fatigue, muscle weakness & spasms. My blood vessels would spontaneously burst for no reason and had jaundice and a slight molar rash that only lasted a day, joint tenderness and stiffness and lots of other crazy symptoms. At one stage I was having a different symptom every week. I had blood tests done and I had a positive XXXXXXX with a nuclear lamin pattern and a titre of 1:320 and every test in the last 5 years have been same until last week...It was 1:640...I was seeing a Rheumatologist and he tested me for all types autoimmune diseases but they were all within normal range or negative. I do understand that it can take years for an actual diagnoses and he did explain that it could take years for the disease to fully come out and to have a definite diagnosis and unless I have any different symptoms or get worse. I had every test you could imagine from blood to xrays, a mammogram and many different types of scans. I have had a number of different med but not much works...I also have Raynaud's and gastrointestinal problems and mild irritable bowl syndrome and hypertension since 2008 and on medication. The XXXXXXX is a nuclear lamin pattern which is occasionally found in SLE, Autoimmune liver and other inflammatory disorders and Anti-phospholipid disease but I know have high hemoglobin and low iron and am anemic and was advised to take iron tablets for 3 months. Should I go back to a rheumatologist?