A member asked:

Can rnp:1.6 (normal<1.0) be from high vcaigg? my u1rnp is >0.2 and all ena- panel >0.2. my ebna:0.8, vca-igm:<0.2, ea-d:0, vca-igg:5.8 (normal >1.0).

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See below: More than likely this will be a false positive lab. When in doubt consult with a rheumatologist.

Answered 7/21/2013

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