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I'm 17 and active and healthy but recently i have had random, moving spots of pain all over my body. they are not very painful and always go away but what could they be?
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Random pains: Would check CRP and ESR for inflammation as well as ANA , lyme. thyroid. Can be lyme depending on where you live, or beginning of rheumatoid/ inflammatory process. Also may be thyroid acting up as it happens often in young individuals particularly females. or food intolerences ( gluten) Alternatively may just be musculoskeletal . Rarely rheumatic fever if hx of strep f/u w/ doc rheumatology
Answered 6/17/2016
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