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Have neurological symptoms (numbness on one side, vision issues, brain fog). what neurological disorders give a speckled positive ana test?
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See below: Anas alone are not diagnostic of a disease process. Also up 30% of patients can have a positive ANA and the vast majority do have a autoimmune disease that goes with an ana. I think it is best if you having visual and neurological problems you do want to see both an opthalmologist and a neurologist to rule conditions such as ms.
Answered 6/10/2014
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