Blood Test Results

Hi, jut wondering if anyone has some answers to why I have a positive ANA. I had 3 different blood tests that all showed I had an ANA of 1:640 homogenus patten, but my anti-Dna was negative and I had a six panel ENA test that all come back negative. Also my CRP was very low showing little inflamation. So was wondering why my ANA tier would be so high with everything else being negative, thanks

Post Edited (kable) : 9/23/2012 11:38:14 PM (GMT-6)

I had a positive ana and started taking 2-1300mg a day and my ana went back to normal. If you have a low GLA (check it out on the web) your ana can be positive and you run the risk of having bakers cysts in back of your knee's. I know I had one in back of each knee and they are very painful. The side effect of the bakers cysts is the pain is so bad that your brain protects you by atrophying the muscle that keeps your knee working properly. The good thing is that the bakers cysts dissolved with the evening in primrose( which was substantiated by MRI's.

The body is a amazing...but you have to feed it proper nutrition. The symptoms are usually less and you don't need as many or no meds, depending on each individual.