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Can you be 48 and still just have primary raynauds or is it most likely secondary- no other symptoms but had a past postive ana at 1:40 then a negative one after that.
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Raynauds : Still can be primary, if properly diagnosed. With limited labs and overall information not likely to be secondary, but it can turn into secondary if context changes.
Answered 11/20/2019
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