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My gad-65 antibody level is 3.4 u/ml. is this considered low or high? could it be related to something other than type 1 diabetes?
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GAD-65: This is considered elevated and is used in diabetes type 1 evaluation. It has also been employed in evaluating and confirming a diagnosis of stiff-man syndrome, autoimmune encephalitis, cerebellitis, brain stem encephalitis, myelitis.
Answered 12/27/2017
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