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Ctd? 3cm bilat cervical reactive nodes, ana 1:640 speck, rnp 1.9, c3 comp 81, igg subclass ii 626, minor tingling, slight finger swelling, headaches
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Possibly: The problem is that labs need to be combined with full clinical assessment and perhaps more detailed lab studies for other tissue antibodies. See a rheumatologist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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