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Hello, I recently had my lab tests done. One of the result shows Rheumatoid Factor Qumulative is Reactive. What does it mean? Also, CRP Qualitative is Non Reactive and ESR is 4. Kindly let me know what should I do? I am worried. Thank you!
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What are the complaints for which you got these tests done.???
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