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I have been diagnosed with EN in the past few months. It started

with swollen spots above my ankle bones and a few smaller ones on my

feet and achilles tendon and knees. Now I have a large one on my

calf. I've read a lot about this disease and I still don't quite

understand it. I thought it was supposed to go away rather quickly

but my first spots were last summer. Then in October I got horribly

sick, collapsed a few times and had horrible joint pain. I thought

it was a virus since it went away in a couple of weeks and my two

small children had something also. One child had a rash that looked

like fifth disease. Then a doctor said I had (have) epstein barr but

the other dr is not so sure about that. So I'm not sure what the

cause of this is but I still tire easily and need extra sleep. Is it

normal for the bumps to go down and then flare up for no apparent

reason? I don't take anything for it except I do wrap my legs with

ace bandages which really helps a lot. My dr gave me " non steroidal

anti-inflammatories " but they didn't help. Sometimes my hip joints

still hurt. My rheumatologist has tested me for everything under the

sun and my bloodwork is all " normal " with the exception of the

epstein barr markers and a slightly elevated crp. It's my

understanding that this is more of an annoying disease, rather than

life threatening. Is this true?

Thank you for your help anyone!

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