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Old 02-10-2015, 08:25 PM #12
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Just curious, what pattern is your ANA showing? Mine started as fine speckled and then went to nucleolar. I just had labs drawn again and am waiting for results. I imagine it will be 2 weeks before I get them in the mail. I imagine they will also call me. Given you have a high ANA, it sure smacks of an autoimmune process going on.
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