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A member asked:

Have positive ana 1:640 and 1:80 both speckled pattern. ena negative. is sacroidosis more likely to be the cause even though i meet criteria for lupus?

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See below: Seeing a rheumatologist would be best to sort this out as we do not your exam or other labs results.

Answered 8/26/2016

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