Spot Rheumatoid Arthritis Early with RF Testing Insights
Your Joints, Your Life—Take Control Today
Schedule Your Rheumatoid Arthritis Test Now!Book Your Test Now at Only £39.00
Why Should You Take theRF Test?
Diagnose Autoimmune Disorders:
Assess Disease Severity:
Monitor Disease Progression:
Prevent Long-Term Complications:
Symptoms Indicating theNeed for an RF Test
Joint Pain and Inflammation
Joint Stiffness
Fatigue and Low Fevers
Appetite Loss and Anemia
Chronic Infections
Rheumatoid Nodules
How and What We Measure
Book An Appointment
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
Take Charge of Your JointHealth Today
Get Results in Just 15 Minutes!
Schedule Your Rheumatoid Arthritis Test Now
Understanding Your RFTest Results
| RF Level (IU/mL) | What It Means for Your Health |
Less than 14 IU/mL | Normal:RF levels within this range are considered normal and do not typically indicate rheumatoid arthritis or related conditions. No further action required unless symptoms are present. |
14 to 60 IU/mL | Elevated:RF levels are slightly elevated and may suggest early signs of inflammation or autoimmune activity. Consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation. Retest in 3–6 months if symptoms persist or worsen. |
More than 60 IU/mL | High:RF levels significantly elevated, which may indicate rheumatoid arthritis or other autoimmune conditions. Seek immediate medical advice for further diagnostic tests and management. Retest in 1–3 months depending on clinical guidance. |
Important Note:A positive RF result does not confirm diagnosis, nor does negative result rule out underlying conditions. Always check with a healthcare provider for interpretation and next steps.
Additional Tests to Consider
Book an Appointment
1
Select a Location
2
Select Tests or Services
3
Choose Date & Time
4
Book Appointment