You can go to any general physician for a lupus diagnosis, but that doctor may refer you to a rheumatologist who may order more confirmatory tests and help manage symptoms with specific medication for lupus. Typically, though, the start of a professional medical diagnosis will be at a standard physician's office.  Before your appointment, write down information about when your symptoms began and how frequent they are. Also make a note of any medications and supplements you take as possible triggers.  If a parent or sibling has ever had lupus or another autoimmune disorder, you should bring that information with you as well. Patient and family history are very important for diagnosing lupus. ANA is an antibody that attacks proteins in the body, and these ANA are present in most people with an active form of lupus. This is often used as an initial screening test; however, not everyone with a positive ANA test has lupus. Further tests are needed to confirm the presence of lupus. For example, a positive ANA test can also indicate scleroderma, Sjogren’s syndrome, and other autoimmune diseases. This blood test measures the amount of red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and hemoglobin in your blood. Certain abnormalities can be another possible sign of lupus. For example, this test can reveal anemia, which is a common symptom of lupus. Note that this test does not diagnose lupus by itself. Many other conditions can also cause similar abnormalities. Your doctor may do several tests that confirm an inflammatory condition, though they will not definitively prove you have lupus. One such test measures your erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR). This test measures how fast it takes red blood cells to settle at the bottom of a test tube in one hour. A fast rate can indicate lupus. A fast rate can also be symptomatic of other inflammatory conditions, cancers, and infections, so it is not an absolute test, either. Another test that is non-specific for lupus but can test for inflammation is a C-reactive protein...

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Bersiaplah menemui dokter. Bersiaplah untuk tes antinuclear antibody (ANA). Jalani tes darah lengkap. Siap-siap juga menjalani tes darah untuk inflamasi. Cari tahu tentang tes darah lain. Lakukan tes urine. Tanyakan tentang tes pencitraan. Tanyakan tentang biopsi.