1. The Suffering Person

1. The Suffering Person

Question: White, thick tongue coating, inflamed gums, oral ulcers, swollen and painful lymph nodes in multiple areas, subcutaneous petechiae and rashes, muscle twitching, severe hair loss, heavy dizziness, joint noises and pain, unusual crawling sensation and pain in muscles, gastrointestinal bloating with diarrhea and pharyngitis. Also experiencing night sweats, extreme fatigue, and excessive sleepiness. Rapid weight loss, arrhythmia, and numbness in hands and feet. What kind of strange disease is this?

Answer: If a person exhibits all of the above symptoms, autoimmune disease should be considered first. Autoimmune diseases often involve multi-organ dysfunction, with joint and muscle damage being the most common. Other symptoms include oral ulcers and numbness in the hands and feet. It is recommended to test for autoantibodies, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, C-reactive protein, procalcitonin, IL-6, etc., to confirm the diagnosis.

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