This past week my PCP ran an ANA at my request, to have it come back positive (for the second time). She also ran a more specific antibody panel, and the only result to come back positive was for Sjogren's/ SSB antibodies. Both were very weak positives, 1:40 with a nucleolar pattern and the SSB antibodies were at a 1.6.
At the moment I don't have any of the hallmark symptoms of Sjogren's (aka dry eyes or mouth), but I have been diagnosed with several health issues in the past six months: POTS/dysautonomia, afib (which has been ablated), and hypothyroidism. Is it possible to have Sjogren's with such weak positive lab results and without the classic symptoms, and is it possible that this (or some other) autoimmune disease is the root of all my other issues? Thank you very much!