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I have a diagnosis of fibromyalgia but i think it's wrong. my ana and rnp is 131au/ml which is high for an autoimmune disorder. needing an opinion.
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See rheumatologist: The test findings suggest that mixed connective tissue disease may be a possibility. Consider getting a 2nd opinion from another rheumatolgist since test results alone do not a diagnosis make.
Answered 5/10/2016
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