what ib2 glycoproteins ? the range should be betw... - LUPUS UK
what ib2 glycoproteins ? the range should be between 0 - 5 and its 11.7
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Antibodies against beta-2 glycoproteins are involved in anti-phospholipid syndrome. Yours are elevated which means that likely you are positive for APS. Did they do any other tests? Lupus anticoagulant for example?
Do you suffer from any symptoms related to APS?
I am positive for some antibodies typical in APS but don't have any symptoms really, only migraines so there is no need for special treatment (like anticoagulants and such)...
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