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I had a positive sed rate and ANA before and that's why I was sent to the rheumy. So this is what he ordered

Sed rate (custom) I don't know if this is different than regular sed rate
C-reactive protein (custom)
Aldolase (custom)
Anti Neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody (custom)
Immunofixation electrophoresis (custom)
Immunoglobulins IGG IGA IGM (Custom)

I have no idea what this custom means

He said he doesn't need a follow up unless there is something abnormal in the lab work
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