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Anti Nuclear Antibody (ANA) - Quantitative ELISA

The Anti Nuclear Antibody (ANA) - Quantitative ELISA is a diagnostic tool often used to detect autoimmune disorders. This test identifies and quantifies ANAs, antibodies that the body mistakenly produces against its own cells, indicating an autoimmune response.


  • Profile Name: Anti Nuclear Antibody (ANA) - Quantitative ELISA
  • Sample Type: Blood
  • Preparations Required: There are no special preparations required for this test.
  • Report Time: 6 hours

Why is the Anti Nuclear Antibody (ANA) - Quantitative ELISA test done?

The ANA test is typically conducted when there are symptoms suggestive of an autoimmune disease, such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Sjögren's syndrome, and others. It helps in the diagnosis and monitoring of these conditions.

Do I need to fast for the Anti Nuclear Antibody (ANA) - Quantitative ELISA test?

Fasting is not required for this test.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No specific preparation is necessary for this test. However, make sure to inform your healthcare provider about any medications, vitamins, or supplements you are currently taking.

Your healthcare provider may order this test if you exhibit symptoms that may suggest an autoimmune disorder such as unexplained fever, persistent fatigue, joint pain, or skin rashes.

The ANA test provides valuable information about the presence and quantity of autoantibodies in your blood. High levels of these antibodies may indicate an autoimmune disease.

The frequency of this test largely depends on your health condition and symptoms. If you've been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, your healthcare provider may recommend this test at regular intervals to monitor your condition.

In healthy individuals, ANA levels are usually low or absent. However, specific reference ranges may vary depending on the laboratory conducting the test.

There are no specific precautions required for the test. However, if you test positive for ANA, it's essential to follow your healthcare provider's advice for further testing or treatment.

Certain medications, infections, or age can influence ANA levels. Some healthy individuals, particularly older adults, may have elevated ANA levels without having an autoimmune disease.

If your ANA test comes back positive, it's advisable to consult a rheumatologist. They specialize in diagnosing and managing autoimmune diseases.

While an elevated ANA level can suggest an autoimmune disease, it is not enough for a definitive diagnosis. Your healthcare provider will also consider your symptoms and the results of other tests to make a diagnosis.

The ANA test itself does not determine disease severity. However, high levels of ANAs may indicate a more active disease state in certain autoimmune conditions.

While some autoimmune diseases have a genetic component, ANA levels themselves are not inherited.

Yes, some healthy individuals, especially the elderly, may have elevated ANA levels without any associated autoimmune disease.

A positive result indicates the presence of ANAs in the blood, which can suggest an autoimmune disease. The quantity of these antibodies, along with the presence of symptoms and other test results, help in making a diagnosis.

Understanding your ANA status is a crucial part of diagnosing and managing autoimmune diseases. If your ANA test results are positive, it's essential to discuss the findings with your healthcare provider, who can guide you on the next steps to effectively manage your health.

ANA (ANTI NUCLEAR ANTIBODY ) ELISA
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