What a great thread! Thanks to all who took the time to comment. I grow and use cannabis for my maladies. It works and when it comes to names? It's Free. I have a really hard time trusting doctors. I also have heart disease and am being treated all based on the WRONG blood pressure. Not one person could take it right. My BP has not changed or deviated in 65 years. The heart doc did get it right, once. My suggestion is to be really careful with those docs.

I have fibro and inflammatory arthritis

Oh, I had this one a few years ago... might return. There has been little work on it since it is so rare. It is thought to be immune related. Very painful, but gets better over time.

Parsonage-Turner Syndrome, also known as brachial neuritis or neuralgic amyotrophy, is a peripheral nerve disorder that causes severe pain — usually involving the shoulder and arm. This pain is followed in days to weeks by weakness.

I have Ulcerative Colitis. Had it for 12 years since 2006.

I don't, a young friend has Crohn's, my mother has had Lupus for almost 50 years, an ex has Schrogen's, another ex has autoimmune hepatitis, well did have, new liver now, another friend has alopecia that is autoimmune caused. It is so hard re autoimmune, I wasn't sure re Dercum's, but painful is not normal for lipomas. My dog had 2, one removed as it developed its own blood supply ie sarcoma, yet the other remains just a fatty lump. Just curious, steroids help? It is so rare not many treatments have been tried really, have heard of 2 cases where interferon helped, which makes me think tacrolimus may be a possible. It is mostly used here for preventing organ rejection, but this week I have begun using it topically on my dog's eyes as she has dry eye and I am trying to re-stimulate the tear ducts.

I have Hashimoto's thyroiditis, which is autoimmune. I also had alopecia areata when I was in my 20s (bald patches caused by your immune system attacking the hair follicles), but fortunately all my hair grew back.

CFS.

Psoriasis, and psoriatic arthritis. I'm willing to wager type 1 diabetes probably tied into the autoimmune issues as well, but no definitive proof on that one.

Does arthritis count?

I have an autoimmune issue that no one seems to have a name for.
The individual symptoms all have names, but there isn't one that covers the
whole shooting match.
It's a pain in the ass, but life goes on. I have my bad days, but I'm too defiant to let them get me down for long.