My latest bloodwork showed that in addition to Positive ANA with Nuclear homogenous, I have Mitotic- Intercellular Bridge Staining A-27. I've been trying to find info on it but what's out there is a lot of medical legalese and I haven't found anyone else who says they've had this.

I messaged my Rheum but didn't get an answer.

Anyone have experience with this and if so, what did it indicate for you?

What i mean by that is cells in the same tissue are going through different phases at different times but they started from the same cell some time ago so I thought maybe there could be a nice sequence as everything in science seems to have some kind of nice mathematical sequence.

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