Is this normal medical care? starting in aug2010, i was referred to a rheumatologist for symptoms suggesting autoimune. tests wer done and all that was confirmed was raynauld's. i received no treatment and was told to come back if new symptoms appeared, i

Raynauds : Raynauds syndrome is commonly benign in the sense that the patient does not have an autoimmune basis--- but a significant number of patients do have or delelop over time a desernable autoimmune disease! sjogrens syndrome is statistically the number one such disease when one is found. Read up on it and discuss it and fibromyalgia and/ or secondary conditions such as thyroid imbalance and depression with your rheumatologist. A strong working relation is mandatory.