History of misusing injectable drugs

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A person with a history of misusing injectable drugs and type 2 diabetes has been experiencing flu like symptoms of low-grade, fever, weakness, arthralgia and a headache for over a month. In the past few days, they have developed mouth sores and have no energy to get out of bed. Which cues strongly indicate this person may have an autoimmune disorder?

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