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Should one seek appointment with rheumatologist if ana positive occurs with several symptoms of sle only if dsdna comes back positive? (low wbc too)

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See a rheumatologist: The first step is to see a rheumatologist and confirm your diagnosis. After this you can decide on a treatment plan and a plan for monitoring. This will make it simpler to decide who to see for follow-up.

Answered 12/7/2013

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Yes: You do not need to have a positive dna antibody to have lupus. See the rheumatologist.

Answered 5/10/2014

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