@annella I have lupus and high antibodies for scleroderma. One of my grown kids has type 1 diabetes, celiac, seizure disorder, and lupus with joint pain, alopecia, Raynaud's etc. She has had most of these since childhood or teens. We both get really sick in the sun. We have been told that one autoimmune disorder makes you more likely to get another.

Some of the things you list, I share, but don't consider them autoimmune. I have afib, osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease, tinnitus. A bunch of other things.. At a certain age, a lot of us have a long list, unfortunately. If you are young like my kid, that is even worse. If you have been told these are autoimmune, I would be interested...

Addison's, RA are autoimmune of course, and hard to deal with. Raynaud's can be part of an autoimmune disorder, or not, I have been told.

Sorry you are suffering. I think it helps to ask doctors to differentiate health issues you suffer with that aren't autoimmune and those that are. For treatment purposes. Of course it can be hard to tell since autoimmune disorders mimic so many other problems. Do you have a good rheumatologist