After this, the hair follicles are placed on the scalp using the hair implantation pen with specialised packing tools. The pen allows us to place the hair at the correct angle i.e. 35-45 degrees along the frontal hair line and other areas of the scalp.
In more serious cases of SjÃ¶gren's syndrome, the immune system can attack other parts of the body, causing symptoms and conditions such as: 1  dry skin. 2  tiredness and fatigue â which are common and can lead to total exhaustion. 3  muscle pain.  joint pain, stiffness and 1  swelling. vasculitis (inflammation of blood vessels)
It can cause small lesions to grow in your brain, and the symptoms can be confused with MS. I have peripheral neuropathy from it, but it sounds like you might have CNS issues. Overwhelming fatigue is also a symptom of Sjogren's. Mine gets worse the more my salivary glands swell.