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Rashes on neck(not butterfly) gone after use of steroid cream( 5 days), ana ifa positive, pattern :homogeneous, titer : 1:80h, should i be worried?
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No: A titer of 1:80 is borderline at best and is likely unrelated. However, if the rash is recurrent see a dermatologist and have it biopsied. Then you will know for certain.
Answered 6/29/2014
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