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My ana is postive level is 1.80 should i be concerned?
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No: Unless you have signs and symptoms of an illness such as lupod hepatitis that this test confirms at low titer. I wish they were all this easy to answer. As we get a little older, many of us turn weakly ANA positive.
Answered 6/10/2014
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