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Ana titer of 1:320, psoriasis, raynauds, major fatigue, easily bruise, low platelet count, positive anticardiolipin iga level, neg igg & igm . what could it be?

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Dr. Victor Francisco Izaguirre Gutiérrez
Dr. Victor Francisco Izaguirre Gutiérrezanswered
Medicina Interna 11 years experience
You can have lupus, you have some symptoms, fatigue, low platelets, and Raynaud's phenomenon, and the high ANAs titer. The coexistence of Lupus and psoriasis is rare but not impossible.
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Answered Jul 16, 2021
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Dr. Clarence Grim
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Endocrinology 59 years experience
I am thinking maybe 50 different things and not enough room to list them. Focus a bit an resubmit more information.
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Answered Jul 16, 2021
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Dr. Donald Colantino
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Internal Medicine 63 years experience
ANA of 320 is moderately elevated but nonspecific and has to be interpreted in the context of your clinical picture.. This is best done by a rheumatologist. Your RA can cause this degree of ANA elevation. You have an autoimmune disorder but the main issue here us whether you have Lupus. The rheumatologist will sort this out and may order further testing.
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