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The RA factor is usually the indicator for RA, but can be high with other conditions as well. Based on what you are describing, RA sounds like the likely culprit, but not the only possibility. Is your doctor a rheumatologist? What other tests were run? Do you have those results? What is your doctor saying? What is the next step according to him/her? If the doc is not a rheumy, you need to get to one as they are best equipped to treat any autoimmune condition.