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Hi. I know this is a year old, but I hope you see it.
I too had extremely high RNP and a negative ANA. My symptoms were extreme fatigue and horrible muscle and joint pain, along with extreme anxiety, panic attacks and depression. Turns out I had late stage Lyme disease (it was misdiagnosed as ringworm a year prior.) I also developed a scleroderma type lesion on my face around the time I developed the lyme rash. This turned into hemifacial atrophy (Parry Romberg Syndrome.). I would definitely see a Lyme literate medical doctor if you still do not have answers. Good luck!

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@dakota2026 Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect! You’re starting a question on this “old” discussion, woke it right up so others will see it and they’ll be encouraged to also ask questions.
What, specifically, do you need answers to? Are you having your late-Lyme disease followed by a physician knowledgable about Lyme?