Attached Is My Blood Work. What Could Be Causing The
Do you have any complaints at this time?
Detailed Answer:
HI and thanks for this query.
I have reviewed your results fully. Unfortunately, the copy containing the sed rate did not upload properly or the image was not well captured. Kindly resubmit this.
The numbers alone cannot tell the full story. I will be important to let us know whether you have any symptoms or not at this time. Also, have you ever been diagnosed of Lyme's disease in the past?
If there are no skin lesions, it is highly unlikely that you may be having psoriasis. The fact that it runs in family certainly puts you at a higher risk of developing psoriasis but in no way a guarantee and more so in the absent of suggestive signs/symptoms.
I look forward hearing from you. Will come back with more answers as I get more details to make more specific calls.
I will recommend you see a Rheumatologist!
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for following up with me.
GIven the additional details suggestive of diffuse joint disease, there is need for you to see a rheumatologist. While psoriasis can affect joint, there are often skin changes which are not reported. Further rheumatologic workup would be necessary and would be done by your rheumatologist.
Keep me posted on this!