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Originally Posted by Unsure81
Sorry to keep posting! I have managed to get hold of my AChR result and I'm confused as I have read that below 0.5, 0.45, 0.3 and 0.2 and even 0.03 are classed as negative and even that any reading at all in the blood is abnormal?? I know you have to be guided by the lab that did the test but I'm confused why the ranges are different if the test is essentially the same? My reading was 0.12 so pretty negative by all standards I would say - unless there really shouldn't be any reading at all!
Thanks again everyone for your help!x
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Hello Unsure
You're confused?...stand in line!
I've been confused from day one. I have yet to find the answer to, who sets the standards? I plucked four values from various labs. The one that I highlighted made me go...HUH?
Seropositive patients,
>.03 nmol/L
>.04 nmol/L
>.5
>0.02 nmol/L are consistent with a diagnosis of acquired myasthenia gravis (MG),
provided that clinical/electrophysiological criteria support that diagnosis.
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