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04-13-2013, 02:59 AM
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Wisest Elder Ever
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Red finger tips= a sign of lupus. My drug induced lupus did this.
My ANA was negative however. They are still slightly red, but not like before.(they were a wine color before and throbbed). Only below the first knuckle. My toes still get red for some parts of the day. My doctor was alarmed at the fingers symptom. And cautioned that ANA changes and can be normal and then abnormal and cycle.
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