What it is
Rheumatoid factor is an antibody measured in blood in some autoimmune and joint-disease evaluations.[1,2]
Why it matters
It can connect joint symptoms, autoimmune context, inflammation markers, and other antibody testing.[1,2]
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Medical Wiki
An antibody marker used in rheumatoid-arthritis and autoimmune context, but not specific by itself.
Rheumatoid factor is an antibody measured in blood in some autoimmune and joint-disease evaluations.[1,2]
It can connect joint symptoms, autoimmune context, inflammation markers, and other antibody testing.[1,2]