See details: What symptoms are you feeling? The ANA is foremost a screening test for lupus but it is relatively nonspecific and can be positive in numerous other diseases and occasionally in people without any disease. Its meaning must be interpreted in the context of the patient's symptoms and after ordering other more specific blood work. See a rheumatologist to determine the correct diagnosis.
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