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Old 07-21-2015, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by barbie86 View Post
Thanks for your answers!
So I have to do the test again.
I really dont know what is causing this feelings. And 10 days ago Ive noticed tingling around my ankle on right foot, now I have it also in my left foot. It comes and goes. And a feeling of earthquake in my foot sometimes.
If you have only had one positive test for APS, then yes, you should be rechecked in 6 months. A good physician that is knowledgeable about APS will also check other clotting factors (like Protein C, Protein S, Glycoprotien and Factor V). It's not a simple one test diagnosis. Much of the general population can have a positive aCL (anticardiolipin), yet NOT have APS. Kind of like having a high ANA alone doesn't mean you have Lupus or Sjogren's or any other autoimmune disease. It's a comprehensive process and includes thrombotic events/symptoms.

Have you had a thrombotic event of any sort?
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