It has been my experience that some doctors say an ana of 1:80 is positive and others say it is negative. Remember you *can* have lupus with a negative or positive ana. My current doctor, for example, considers 1:80 negative. *shrug* the previous doctor considered 1:80 borderline and would re-run it several times when symptoms were worse than before. To be honest, I have never dealt with this situation. My ana was definitely positive. Is there anyone that can give better insight to this dilemma?
Also, there are *no* tests, that I know of, for fibro. Do you know any other tests they ran? If not, I would call and get a copy of them. There is no *one* test that can determine lupus. It is a combination of tests combined with medical history that allow for a diagnosis.
Hugs,
ladybrannon