Fatigue
common
Muscle pain
common
Joint stiffness
Difficulty moving elbow, Limited ankle movement, Difficulty moving knee, Difficulty moving wrist
or Difficulty moving toes
or Difficulty moving shoulder
or Difficulty moving fingers
common
Fingers color changes
common
Fever
Lasting 4 weeks or more
With chills
Greater than or equal to 38°C (100.4°F)
common
Pain in toes
or Joint pain
In fingers
Shoulder pain that doesn't radiate
Severe
Recurrent
Occurs or worsens when joint is used or stressed
At wrist
Pain often wakes the patient from sleep
Both sides of the body
Elbows
Knees
common
Cough with mucus or without mucus
Occurs or worsens at night
Lasting 4 weeks or more
common
Skin rash and redness
At abdomen, At chest, At face
common
Enlarged fingers
or Enlarged wrist
common
Chest discomfort
Left side, Right side, Center of the chest
common
Difficulty breathing
Occurs or worsens with exertion
Recurrent
common
Pain in ankle region without achilles tendon
Painful swallowing
or Swallowing difficulties
or Throwing up
Frequent urination
or Decreased urine
If you have Mixed Connective Tissue Disease, then a visit to a rheumatologist is highly recommended.
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