Seronegative

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Seronegative is a general term that means 'absent from the blood'.

More specifically, it almost always is used to refer to antibodies being absent from the blood. It is most commonly used to refer to the absence of antibodies to Rheumatoid factor or to HIV.

[edit] See also

• Seroconversion
• Seropositivity
• seronegative spondarthritis

[edit] External links

• GP Notebook on Seronegative arthritis