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I'm having undiagnosed symptoms of weakness, fatigue, exhaustion, bruising, tenderness and night sweats. trying to determine what to do about this and who to see?

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Dr. Silviu Pasniciuc answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Your doc: Seeing your primary care doc will be best to start workup for your symptoms. Labs will likely be ordered and a specialist will be consulted once a leading preliminary diagnosis is formulated.

Dr Singh agreed

Answered 8/19/2020

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Dr. Sue Ferranti answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

See your doctor...: You definitely need to see your doctor. I would ask more questions like are you having fevers? Cough? Where is the tenderness? How extensive is the bruising and is it post-injury vs spontaneous? You definitely need bloodwork and possibly a chest X-ray depending on your answers. Is anyone around you sick? So, start with your doctor, get some testing and take it from there. Best of luck to you!

Dr Singh and another doctor agreed

Answered 8/22/2020

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