ANCA: The Vasculitis Antibodies

[@jalen5981]

I tested positive for anca, but negative for the specific test. That was maybe 8 months ago, now I’m negative for anca and negative for both specific test as well. That was confusing to me. But I’m glad their negative.

[@laurendenson5904]

Could you cover ANCA NEGATIVE vasculitis?

[@patriciap.9034]

Very illuminating segment, Doctor. Thanks ☺️

[@jackg.3187]

I want to say thank you for these videos. They are very helpful because I can watch them multiple times, rewind, and take notes in a way that you can't really do in the moment in a doctor's office. I'm wondering if you've ever made a video about relapsing polychondritis in particular or about rheumatic conditions in general where there is no single associated blood test?

[@user-os4jp1do2q]

Thank you so much for the information! I was just recently diagnosed with the P -ANCA fluorescent and leukocytosis and IGA mediated ❤

[@melaniebrueggemann5637]

Thank you very much for explaining this. Very much appreciated.

[@anitadai6143]

Your videos are very informative, Thank you !

[@miamibeachdreamteam]

THANK TOU VERY CLEAR

[@AubreeFusselman]

I have the atypical ANCA and I feel absolutely awful. I’m curious to see what comes of it.

[@shedaann1993]

You are so well spoken. Thank you

[@daniellerandall6486]

Great video really easy to understand. Thank you 😊

[@julianfalciola5237]

What type of imaging can be done to identify and help in confirming a diagnosis of Vasculitis?

[@nsas955]

Thank you very much. You are great. I love you.

[@maazkhan3988]

Very informative thanks dear

[@traianliviudanciu8665]

Can ANCA be cryoglobuline also?

[@captainhml3868]

I have Wegener’s Granulomatosis/GPA and Goodpasture’s Disease/Anti-GBM Disease. I am double positive.

[@elinordrake9716]

This was very interesting! Thank you! Do you have any video's that address what it might mean if you are ANCA positive but ANA negative? I sort of have this idea that ANA is supposed to be positive with most Rheumatological stuff. Thank you!

[@catalinadgallagher50]

Thank u for a very clear explanation Ive been in the doctor scared me

[@teresahuerta7781]

My Daughter just tested positive for ANCA but they did not explain anything else but that she was positive for Anca she is getting a Cather and Drs are talking about a kidney transplant.. But watching your video I believe you really can help us.

[@god563616]

i tested

[@healthandinformation5481]

@@god563616Is it means a weak positive

[@user-ws1dz3pn6l]

Thank you for this ❤

[@debsmithcrafty1]

I have p-ANCA with positive PRO

[@Sumer3]

My ANA was negative But they noted: cytoplasmic staining seen Is this something I should worry about and see a rheumatologist?

[@Lulu-mn1sc]

I have Vasculitis of the kidney Anca. When I relapse I have to receive infusions. Please explain.

[@hannaleigh6975]

Hello, Can you please answer a question for me? I year ago I had a positive ANCA test with atypical perinuclear staining with no antibodies detected. I was very sick with the same symptoms I am experiencing presently. Now, 1 year later I had a positive ANCA test with atypical perinuclear staining once again, but this time I tested positive for MPO antibodies. In some cases do the MPO antibodies take some time to show up on a blood test? In other words, early in the disease is it possible to not have developed the MPO antibodies. Also, it important to mention that both tests were run twice to confirm the results were accurate. Both times I had the ANCA test and also a separate test to confirm that the antibodies were present. I would be very grateful if you could help me understand why the antibodies took a year to develop. Thank you in advance

[@gamaltaher9714]

Thanks

[@Lulu-mn1sc]

Good pastures!

[@memesissydollar3080]

:) ❤

[@Bichonfrise369]

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