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Ana report positive trying to conceive
Here is my ana report need to further test required to known for constant miscarriages...been dealing sinces 8 years
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Need to do ANA profile for antibodies and APS - anti beta glycoprotein, anti cardiolipin and lupus anticoagulant Ab.
Constant miscarriage needs to be worked up!
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rheumatologist consult with fertility care spexialist5
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your own report notes that ANA positivity at a moderate titre only points toward autoimmune disease when it lines up with your symptoms and history. About 15% of healthy people also test positive.
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For recurrent miscarriage over this many years, working with both a rheumatologist and a fertility specialist together usually gives the fullest picture.
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A single ANA result cannot confirm or rule out a cause on its own, so ask about the antiphospholipid and clotting profile tests too.
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Ms. Nagamounika kothapalli
Rheumatologist
10 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
ANA report positivity with speckled pattern is important. We need some more information to interpret this test.
Do you have any symptoms like oral dryness, eye dryness or joint pains, fever ??.
And regarding miscarriage we need to know at what month pregnancy these were lost to better identify the reason.
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you need a rheumatologist consultation and some further testing. we need to do ANA blot/profile test and also other antibody tests for miscarriages- APLA antibodies - B2GP IgG, ACL-IgG and lupus anticoagulant test.
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please consult a rheumatologist.
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