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Cold legs n feet ..cold knee temp change

2023-03-26 13:17:38
I am suffering from temperature changes in legs , feet n knee I also had a problem of low grade fever for 6 months with unknown reasons ...no infection but still on off fevers for longer months ... Knee pains Whole body pains too My organs reports is fine All fine except Slight rise in ESR and WBC always found ANA is negative I always ignored but should i consult a Rheumatologist now ?
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Yes..u should consult rheumatologist

Answered2023-03-27 14:57:53

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