Antiextractable Nuclear Antigen Test Came Back With RNP Antibodies, Low Vitamin D. Now What?

My antiextractable nuclear antigen test came back with rnp antibodies 0.2 and Smith antibodies 0.2. My ANA IFA test came back negative. But I have a host of symptoms that seem to point to something autoimmune . or at least fibromyalgia/chronic fatigue . My biggest concern now is the swelling and pain that has been going on for over a year. I have swelling in knees, elbows, ankles, left side of stomach, and face. The swelling fluctuates during the day. It s worst in the morning, and decreases during the day, but never fully goes away. I also have problems with stiffness and trouble walking at times. I have a reddish rash that appears over my nose and cheeks and when it fades it turns scaly. It looks like a malar rash, but any tests for ana or rheumatoid factor always come back negative. The only positive bloodwork I have has been chronic low potassium and low vitamin D which is now being supplemented. I ve done an allergy blood test that only revealed allergies to types of trees and pollen that would relate to seasonal allergies. Foodwise milk was the only allergy. A urinalysis came back with Protein 1+ and a specific gravity of =1.030. I am now on Metoprolol for a heart rate that reached 130, but after an ekg and stress test a cardiologist has said that my heart is fine. The metoprolol was also able to stop the tremors I was having, which were more like seizures, although a 2-day eeg was negative for seizure activity. The only other medication that stopped the tremors was a Prednisone taper that I was prescribed for frequent severe headaches. I ve done an abdominal ultrasound that was negative, and also a chest x-ray that was negative as well. Is there any way to make sense of all this to figure out the underlying problem.