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I Was Diagnosed Originally With Seropositive RA And Now Seronegative Ra. I Have Elevated AntiCCP Levels Tho? What Should I Believe?!

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Little Rock Afb, AR
January 28
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It’s possible to have elevated anti-CCP levels and still be classified as seronegative if other antibodies, like rheumatoid factor (RF), are absent. Anti-CCP is highly specific to RA, so its presence strongly supports an RA diagnosis. However, classifications can shift over time. Discuss your results with your doctor to Show Full Answer

It’s possible to have elevated anti-CCP levels and still be classified as seronegative if other antibodies, like rheumatoid factor (RF), are absent. Anti-CCP is highly specific to RA, so its presence strongly supports an RA diagnosis. However, classifications can shift over time. Discuss your results with your doctor to clarify your diagnosis and ensure your treatment plan aligns with your current condition.

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