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What does a small increase in plasmocytes (0.07 - reference value <0.01 10e9/l) and a very high positive ana (homogeneous pattern >1:640) tell?

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Nothing alone: This is not a "very high ANA" and many healthy people have titers this high. Counting plasmacytes is an unusual lab test and standards aren't well-understood. If you have clinical features suggestive of lupus, autoimmune hepatitis or one of the other illnesses in which there's usually ANA, this helps establish the diagnosis. Otherwise, keep living a healthy lifestyle &amp; don't trouble yourself.

Answered 7/5/2014

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