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Yes, ANA test results can change over time. This can happen if you have multiple autoimmune conditions, if your lupus gets more severe, if you’re experiencing a flare, or if you’re undergoing treatment.

To confirm a lupus diagnosis, doctors may order additional tests, including
- Complete blood count: Measures red blood Show Full Answer

Yes, ANA test results can change over time. This can happen if you have multiple autoimmune conditions, if your lupus gets more severe, if you’re experiencing a flare, or if you’re undergoing treatment.

To confirm a lupus diagnosis, doctors may order additional tests, including:
- Complete blood count: Measures red blood cell, white blood cell, and platelet counts.
- Urinalysis: Checks kidney function and infections.
- Erythrocyte sedimentation rate: Indicates inflammation levels.
- Complement levels: Measures immune system proteins that attack tissues in SLE.

Always discuss your test results with your doctor for accurate interpretation.

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