i got 2 ana test positive what kind of doctor should i visit?
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You should see a primary physician but if you have already done that, you should definitely be referred to a rheumatologist
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You can visit\nhttp://www.nof.org/patientinfo/finding_doctor.htm
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talk to a physician. he will tell if there are good for u.
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It is best to see your primary care physician or healthcare worker. It is not good to get medical advice, such as this over the internet. You really need to get some labs drawn and get an individualized plan of care specific for you. Best of health.
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Doctors are legally, morally, and ethically bound to tell you the truth about your test results.  If you have doubts, get a second opinion.
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You need a doctor, an internal medical specialist. If you have to go to a ER go to one with a teaching hospital where there'll be a variety of doctors because it sounds like you have a variety of symptoms and need some lab work. Good luck
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Go and see your doctor. There's no way even a qualified medical practitioner could give you a diagnosis without seeing you. A bunch on nosey web heads with nothing better to do than answer other peoples questions really aren't going to be able to help you much.
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No one here can tell you exactly what the problem is. If your doctor was so unconcerned that she did not do tests to try to find out what is wrong then I would not go back there again. I would seek another doctor and report the first to the AMA if the second one finds something. With a lot of disorders more can be done to fix the problem if something is done quickly. Sometimes if you wait to long to see a good dr. nothing can be done. §
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Go to another doctor.
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Can't vouch for them, but Johns Hopkins Vasculitis Center may be a good place to start.  Their web address is \n\nhttp://vasculitis.med.jhu.edu/\n\nI often wonder myself where the best autoimmune care in this country is.  Maybe someone elso will have more insight.  Hope that helps.
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For routine health issues find a good Family Practice or Internal medicine doc..A general internist trained in Internal Medicine is better if you are anticipating something to be wrong..\nGood luck.
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I wonder what the doctor said..\n\nMaybe you should fine another doctor.  One the specialize in that.\n\nGood luck.
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you should consult a good doctor
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First find a doctor that will tell you what is the "bad disease" you have and where it is located. Then find one that will be supportive enough to help you in whatever decisions you decide to make from then on.
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You should have a General Practice/Family M.D. (sometimes called an Internist for Internal Medicine) that you visit for everyday problems. If you need to see a specialist for any reason it is that doctor who will make the call.\n\nFor your "girly" exams you should have your own OB/GYN doctor. It's important to have one you like and are comfortable with so don't be afraid to 'shop around'.
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You should still get tested, and the doctor can call you about the results after you move.  If you need to get treated, you can find a doctor near your area and ask your previous doctor to fax over your records to the new doctor.\n\nIt doesn't hurt to call your doctor to tell them your situation too, and see what can be done.
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Check with your family doctor who would\nbe more apt to supply you with a more\nvalid opinion.