Elevated bilirubin level & WBC w/ distended stomach, cant fully empty bladder (pain/burn going up into abdomen & tightening sensation). Full body rash and itchy legs? (Positive ANA) ... View answer

Positive ANA (dr says SLE, I say dermatomyositis ). Elevated bilirubin & WBC, chronic dehydration , distended abdomen, cannot empty bladder (pain/burn & tightening up into abdomen at the end), trace... View answer

Bilirubin - 0.7 Fibroscan 5.8kPa ASMA, ANA, AMA - All Negative Serum Ceruloplasmin - 18.80 No KF RINGS Liver ...Hi have been infected with Hepatitis B since 2 years. My test results are as follows HbsAg... View answer

to Indirect elevation of the bilirubin . She also had a lab come back elevated of Mitachondrial M2 Antibodies IGG at 64.3 and a pos ANA. All liver enzymes and hepatitis panel are normal. The doctor told me ... View answer

Which one is correct ANA profile test? I recently had blood test ANA Screening by IFA method from thyrocare doctor asked me to do ANA profile? I am looking at lab which lab do ANA profile every... View answer

Hi, iI have elevated bilirubin and also positive for ANA, what are the possible reasons for this? my Dr wants me to see a ruematologist because I also have frequent lung infections, have had urinary ... View answer

weeks ago (doesn t seem to be fading and get more every day). Lupus, RA and ANA all negative. Dr stumped ...29 yr old female. Petechiae, joint pain, spider veins, brown spots, high bili, high calcium ... View answer

bilirubin level is 34.7,conjugated-31.sgot-132,sgpt-68,alkaling phosphate-206,usg abdomen-mild hepatitis ...,prothrombin time-13.9,HEPATITIS-A,B,C,E--NEGATIVE,ANA-22.25,AMA-NEGATIVE.What is the probable... View answer

I have recently had an ana result =640 and HLA-B27      Positive UA Microscopic - Details Component ... Ketone     NEG     Negative Bilirubin     NEG     Negative Nitrate     NEG     Negative... View answer

achy and short of breath. It showed my bilirubin was slightly elevated and a positive ANA (they mentioned a slightly high RNP or something like that). A couple of years ago, by CRP levels... View answer