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What does a mono, auto score of 14.9 indicate? i have ra and my mono, auto level has been increasing over the past few months when i get my labs taken

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Dr. Julie Abbott answered

Specializes in Preventive Medicine

Just one of several: inflammatory markers. A higher monocyte score on an automated complete blood count suggests more monocytes in the peripheral blood. Monocytes are one of several inflammatory cells and can be elevated in chronic inflammation such as RA. Other markers, such as sedimentation rate or rheumatoid factor may have more prognostic significance. Your doctor/Rheumatologist will best interpret for you.

Answered 8/6/2015

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