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If my antinuclear antibody test came out 1.4 positive abnormal does that mean i have an autoimmune disease ?
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No: I'd just ignore this very low titer unless there's some other evidence to suggest you've got lupus or something similar. Up to 1 in four adults has low-titer positive ANA like you.
Answered 12/6/2017
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