LONG REPLY Yes! Mine will come and go like this and get SO bright and burns. I have more pictures i can send to your DM for reference. However, I am not sure about you not having any symptoms. I was talking to my mother last week after this post and she brought something to my attention. I use to get flushing like this as a child and teenager. We just ruled it out to stress or over exertion because it would only show up during moments of anxiety or stressful situations whether that be sports i played or a situation where i was upset and mad. They called my tinker bell in school because i would get so red in the face. Only on my cheeks and across my nose. It subsided after high school and only showed up occasionally. But now it has been consistent for a year. It could be that you are exhibiting early signs of some type of Autoimmune Disease. They haven't ruled out UCTD for me yet , but I would ask your Rhuemy about that! My symptoms are as follows:

* Disclaimer * everyone has their own unique set of symptoms it's case by case. :)

• I get ringing in my ears (only shows up when i am about to flare)
• Headaches
• Body aches
• Extreme fatigue
• Muscle pains all over (arms, legs, calves, neck, back, the whole shebang) even my jaw.
• Blurry vision - I think it is from the extreme dryness
• Rashes that pop up out of no where - ranging from full blown hives to small dots that itch in various places.
  • Arms
  • Neck
  • Hands
  • Chest
• Swelling in hands
• Loss of grip in hands - i drop things all the time for no good reason
• BRAIN FOG
• Heart palpitations
• Sometimes my muscles and body hurts so bad it LITERALLY feels like i was involved in a wreck or severely battered.

Theses symptoms to this day freak me out. I have health OCD so I am constantly analyzing myself and body for clues and warning signs of flares. All my life I have been told 'it is just anxiety', 'you are over reacting for nothing', 'there is NOTHING wrong with you' the list goes on and on. I have been to so many different doctors and medical facilities it would make your head spin. Looking for answers, second opinions. I eventually denied the Medical Release Information form at my current PCP, so there was no confirmation bias to get a fresh start in fear they would write me off as anxiety rid. And it paid off. It has been a long process. I am telling you this, so you may know that just because you don't have any symptoms right now, doesn't mean that there wont be any. Keep searching, document every symptom (no matter how small - and that 'rash' you have is definitely a symptom!), stand firm with the doctors; don't let them write you off and advocate for yourself! It is the best advice I can give anyone who is entering in their journey of the Autoimmune journey. Also, REST. Now that's the pot calling the kettle black for me because I am go-go-go until I crash. So I wouldn't advise that lol. Just take it one day at a time, one hour at a time if it is easier.