My husband is having joint pain. One day it is in the right shoulder. Next day it is in the left shoulder. Now it is in the right knee. The shoulder pain goes away, but the knee pain is getting worse. He also has a fever. He says nothing tastes good. In July he had a stroke which was in the very center of the brain and effected short term memory. His urine is a dark gold color.
Hello. I have been through your question and understand your concern. The transient intermittent joint pain can be related to stroke if he is being Chat Doctor.  Otherwise, there is another condition called migrating arthralgias associated with some rheumatoid conditions. This is just an assumption, but it is worth having at least a blood test to evaluate the basic inflammatory proteins, like fibrinogen, RCP and either sedimentation rate. Hope this helps. Please feel free using MHC again