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Is it possible to have a negative ana and positive ena and still be diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder? also, if all your symptoms suggest it.
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Yes: The ENA is a marker for several rheumatologic diseases especially mixed connective tissue disorder. It may be positive without a positive ANA.
Answered 8/25/2018
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