text: Severe Hip Pain Caused By Autoimmune Diseases - Doctor answers on HealthTap
  +ana speckled +rnp 2.4. Severe fatigue, raynauds fingers + toes. Back + hip pain. Gerd, insomnia low wbc, rbc, and mag.. Is this possible autoimmune?
  Those symptoms and labs are consistent with a possible autoimmune disease. Have your primary refer you to a rheumatologist for a consultation.
  Any of them can do it as well the medications used to treat them can do it.
  we can see thid across the spectrum. I would suggest you ask your physician to have you see in neurologist so that they can clarify which syndromes may be causing such an issue. Neurologic dysfunction, with chemical dysfunction, and electrical dysfunction of the nerves can be associated with A variety of inflammatory processes. Have a neurologist could help clarify this for you
  Several diseases and conditions can cause polyarthritis. I would suggest you make an immediate in-person appointment with a Rheumatologist to evaluate the range of motion of your joints, any joint changes related to a myriad of causes. Don't guess at your problem. Physicians are taught to diagnose based on your medical history, chief complaint, laboratory tests and imaging. Good luck.
  Abnormally:
  The basis of autoimmune disease is inflammation. No inflammation then no autoimmune disease or autoimmune disease that is under control.
  Inflammation can cause intestinal permeability with leakage of protein and toxins and infections into the blood stream that cause the immune system to become activated. Once activated the immune system can have a variety of responses to the invader, one of which is against the bodies own tissue- hence an autoimmune reaction as seen in crohns, celiac, thyroiditis, pernicious anemia and others.