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Hello my ana titer test came back as 1:320. is this very high?. speckled pattern. i am quite concerned. than you.
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Is positive: This test is positive but only the doctor ordering it can explain to you the significance. ANA tests are notoriouisly positive in people without disease.
Answered 9/21/2017
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