Re: How can you be sure of your diagnosis?

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Since the changes of a false positive are so high (20% you said) and you have no

pain, I would certainly want more extensive blood work including what you

mentioned and did you have an ANA, CRP and further inflammatory studies? The

Methotrexate does have a lot of potential side effects and I would hate to see

you taking it for no reason. Definitely make sure you have had a complete and

thorough workup first just to be safe. I don't think it will do any harm. Good

luck and I hope and pray it IS a FALSE positive.

Good luck.

Tracie in Maine

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