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A member asked:
Dr wanted to test for lupus. blood work came back normal minus ptt which was 3 seconds longer the. normal range. do i have lupus?
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Probably not: With the longish ptt, you may end up getting assayed for the paradoxically-named 'lupus anticoagulant'.
Answered 9/10/2015
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