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I had a positive ana twice (1:320) with homogenous and speckled patterns, c3 low (95 when standard is 98). sore, tired, fevers, heart prob-what is it?
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Rheumatologist: I recommend that you consult a rheumatologist as an autoimmune disease could explain many of your symptoms combined with an elevated Ana.
Answered 11/3/2014
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Rheumatologist!: Hi. Hey, do I look like a rheumatologist to you? Ha! Just kidding. But seriously, it's probably something in the lupus family...and it's a BIG family (although outside of my specialty). See a rheumatologist. You've got Sansum right there, and they're really good. Good luck!
Answered 4/19/2015
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