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@windyshores - I agree 100% that ENT is not the answer but trying to get my foot in the door and trying to be open minded and agree to the referral from the rheumatologist. Heck, they are the specialists so one would think they know best. Maybe I will get an ENT like my first one who knows better and provides me with the necessary direction. Just seems like if I clinically have symptoms with an ANA that high a rheumatologist would not just come to the conclusion of glossitis unknown etiology with atypical symptoms. So frustrating. I will take Sjogren’s clinic into consideration. Likely will end up with a university rheumatologist or Mayo Clinic. I try to be hopeful but I have my days. I will continue to push myself until I am no longer in control of course. Just know the odds of a ANA being that elevated with symptoms are not in my favor. Being tossed around like this makes me feel as if these docs don’t really care about me. Book name?