You're much less likely to have an autoimmune disorder when your ANA is negative, but there is still a possibility of having one. hsCRP & ESR are nonspecific measures of inflammation in the body. If you feel you have symptoms suggestive of an autoimmune disease, consult a rheumatologist for evaluation and advice. Any appropriate testing will be ordered. There are no specific tests to diagnose PCOS
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Yes, autoimmune diseases remain possible, so called seronegative, and a rheumatologist’s opinion may be needed. In case having doubts about previous diagnoses, try to reconcile them with treating doc.
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