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I have been diagnosed with autoimmune disease but are not which type because my kidneys, liver and thyroid test came back normal. which one can it be? i also have prenecious anemia and large red blood cells.
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Pernicious anemia: is a form of AUTOIMMUNE disease BY ITSELF and does not NECESSARILY mean that your thyroid, kidneys and/or other organs are involved!!! Hope this is helpful! DR Z
Answered 11/25/2017
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